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General Dynamics to acquire Force Protection
General Dynamics and Force Protection have announced that they have entered into a definitive merger agreement under which General Dynamics will acquire Force Protection for a price of $5.52 per share of common stock, or approximately $360 million. Force Protection will become a part of General Dynamics Land Systems, the Sterling Heights, Michigan-based designer and manufacturer of Abrams main battle tanks and Stryker infantry combat vehicles.
“Force Protection complements and strategically expands General Dynamics’ armoured vehicle business, adding new products to the expansive portfolio of combat vehicles that we currently manufacture and support,” said Mark C. Roualet, President of General Dynamics Land Systems.
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