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Fincantieri has agreed to acquire majority ownership in four companies that develop underwater technology. The transaction expands the Italian shipbuilder's presence in the sector.
washingtonpost.comFincantieri has agreed to purchase majority stakes in four underwater technology companies.
The agreement covers companies that specialize in underwater systems and related equipment. No timeline for closing the transaction was provided.
Fincantieri builds naval and commercial vessels and maintains operations in multiple countries. The company has previously expanded through acquisitions in defense and marine technology sectors.
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