Worthington Industries acquires South Dakota’s Angus Industries

Wednesday, 04 January 2012 02:11:54 (GMT+3)   |  
       

Columbus, Ohio-based metals manufacturer Worthington Industries announced Tuesday that it has acquired Watertown, South Dakota-based Angus Industries, a manufacturer of cabs and operator stations for the construction, mining and agriculture markets, for $180 million.

According to Worthington's press release announcing the acquisition, Angus is expected to contribute to earnings within its first year and will operate as a stand-alone business segment, Engineered Cabs, in the Worthington Industries portfolio of businesses.


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