Stanley Black & Decker (NYSE: SWK) has reached an agreement to purchase Nelson Fastener Systems, a manufacturer of fasteners and studs, from Doncasters Group for approximately $440 million in cash. The acquisition does not include Nelson¡¯s automotive stud welding business, according to the seller.
Founded in 2016, Nelson is a global distributor of fasteners and fastening systems. The target manufactures industrial products made from a variety of materials, including: carbon steels, stainless steel, alloys and more. The Elyria, California-based company operates as a subsidiary of Doncasters serving the aerospace, automotive, construction, energy, industrial, marine and military markets.
Doncasters¡¯ divestiture of Nelson comes as the seller intends to focus on its core specialized markets: aerospace, industrial gas turbine and specialty automotive. The sale will assist Doncasters in paying down ¡°some existing debt as well as provide necessary capital to further invest in these markets and accelerate growth.¡± The transaction, initially agreed upon in December 2017, is expected to close in the first quarter of 2018.
Stanley Black & Decker, based in New Britain, Connecticut, is a provider of tools and storage, security, and industrial products. The buyer manufactures a vast range of mechanical and general industrial products. Nelson is intended to deliver cost synergies and expand Stanley Black & Decker¡¯s portfolio of fastening tools.
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