Titan International agrees to sell ITM undercarriage unit to USCO for USD 207 million

By Public Technologies
  • Titan International reached a definitive deal to sell its Italtractor ITM undercarriage business to USCO.
  • Consideration includes USD 207 million upfront, up to USD 6 million earnout tied to 2026 performance.
  • Net asset adjustments are expected to add about USD 23 million, lifting total cash value to about USD 285 million including dividends.
  • Closing is targeted for early January 2027, pending customary conditions.
  • Proceeds are expected to support debt reduction, balance sheet strengthening, core wheel and tire investment, acquisitions, partnerships.


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