CBRE agrees to buy Onnec for initial £460 million in cash

By Public Technologies
  • CBRE agreed to acquire Onnec for GBP 460 million (approximately USD 610 million) in cash.
  • A multi-year earnout could add up to GBP 300 million (approximately USD 400 million), subject to growth thresholds.
  • Onnec’s projected 2027 revenue is approximately GBP 370 million, with core EBITDA exceeding GBP 50 million.
  • The data center infrastructure provider will join Critical Infrastructure Services, expanding its reach in Europe and Asia Pacific.
  • Closing is expected around year-end; the acquisition is expected to be immediately accretive to core earnings per share.


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