In this interview, Vertiv's EMEA president Giordano Albertazzi discusses with The Tech Capital how the transaction came to be, how the business integration is taking place and what is next for the global manufacturer.
Updated February 06, 2023 / Original December 06, 2021
Founder and Editor, The Tech Capital
1 Min
December 06, 2021 | 4:00 AM GMT
With a boom in data centre deployments globally, M&A activity was always bound to break all records, and so it has happened. One of the top 10 largest transactions in this space took place this year and saw digital infrastructure supplier Vertiv (NYSE: VRT) acquire E&I Engineering Ireland and its affiliate PowerBar Gulf for nearly US$1.8 billion.
In this interview, Vertiv’s EMEA president Giordano Albertazzi discusses with The Tech Capital how the transaction came to be, how the business integration is taking place and what is next for the global manufacturer.
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