United Technologies Agrees to a $30 Billion Deal for Rockwell Collins (UTX, Col) - Business Insider -BoardProspects

United Technologies Agrees to a $30 Billion Deal for Rockwell Collins (UTX, Col)

Business Insider Sep 5 2017 BoardNews

(Reuters) - Aerospace supplier United Technologies Corp has struck a $30 billion agreement to buy avionics and interiors maker Rockwell Collins Inc, the companies said on Monday, in a deal that bulks up UTC's power with plane makers by creating one of the world's largest makers of civilian and defense aircraft components...
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1. This acquisition adds tremendous capabilities to our aerospace businesses and strengthens our complementary offerings of technologically advanced aerospace systems.
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