Pall Corporation to Acquire ATMI's LifeSciences Business for $185 million
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Pall Corporation, a solutions provider in filtration, separation and purification, has signed a definitive agreement with ATMI to acquire ATMI's LifeSciences business unit for $185 million.
Pall Corporation, a solutions provider in filtration, separation and purification, has signed a definitive agreement with ATMI to acquire ATMI’s LifeSciences business unit for $185 million. ATMI LifeSciences specializes in single-use bioprocess systems and consumables for the bio/pharmaceutical industry. According to the press release, the transaction is expected to close in Pall’s fiscal third quarter and will be subject to closing conditions, regulatory approvals and labor-related notifications.
Pall announced that for the balance of fiscal 2014, the company expects the acquisition to add $20 $30 million in revenue, be $0.05–$0.08 dilutive to EPS on a GAAP basis and almost breakeven on a cash EPS basis. Pall reaffirms its total overall fiscal 2014 guidance for pro forma EPS to be $3.30–$3.50.
Source: Pall Corporation
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