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BRIEF-Bosch Acquires Johnson Controls R&LC HVAC businesses

Jul 23, 2024 1:57 AM

July 23 (Reuters) - Robert Bosch GmbH:

* BOSCH ACQUIRES HEATING, VENTILATION AND AC BUSINESS FOR

RESIDENTIAL, SMALL COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS FROM JOHNSON CONTROLS

AND HITACHI

* BOSCH: TRANSACTION PRICE IS $8 BILLION

* BOSCH: ACQUISITION EXPECTED TO CLOSE IN 12 MONTHS

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