Addtech acquires UK-based Connectors & Switchgear

By Public Technologies
  • Addtech's Energy business agreed to acquire 100% of Connectors & Switchgear, with closing scheduled for October 22, 2026.
  • The Banbury, UK-based company manufactures high-voltage connectors and related components for substations and switchgear.
  • It has 42 employees and annual sales of approximately GBP 10 million.
  • The acquired business will join Allied Insulators within the Energy Supply business unit, complementing its electrical infrastructure operations.
  • The acquisition is expected to have a marginal positive effect on earnings per share in the current financial year.


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