AMETEK Inc. said it completed the $5.0 billion cash acquisition of Indicor Instrumentation, expanding its industrial technology portfolio with recurring revenue streams from consumables and aftermarket services.
The deal, announced late Tuesday, is expected to contribute approximately $350 million to AMETEK’s 2026 sales and is projected to be modestly accretive to adjusted earnings for the year, according to the company. Indicor’s businesses, which design and manufacture solutions for industrial and scientific applications, will be integrated into AMETEK’s Electronic Instruments Group and Electromechanical Group based on product alignment.
AMETEK, a $9.0 billion annualized sales industrial technology provider listed on the New York Stock Exchange for more than 95 years, said the acquisition strengthens its position in end markets served by both groups. The company is an S&P 500 component.
AMETEK Chairman and Chief Executive Officer David A. Zapico said in a statement, 'We are excited to complete this highly strategic acquisition and to welcome the Indicor Instrumentation team to AMETEK.'
