Saturday, February 06, 2016
Halma Plc, a health and safety device maker, said it had bought CenTrak Inc, a privately owned maker of sensors, for about $140 million (95.9 million pounds), expanding its footprint in the U.S. healthcare market.
Halma said the deal, which was funded using its existing cash and debt facilities, would immediately add to earnings.
Newtown, Pennsylvania-based CenTrak's technology allows for real-time monitoring of patient, staff, medical equipment, and hygiene compliance and temperature conditions, Halma said.
reuters.com
