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BRIEF-Donaldson Enters Into Agreement To Acquire Minority Stake In Medica, S.P.A.

Apr 29, 2024 5:38 AM

April 29 (Reuters) - Donaldson Company Inc ( DCI ):

* DONALDSON ENTERS INTO AGREEMENT TO ACQUIRE MINORITY STAKE

MEDICA, S.P.A.

* ENTERED INTO A DEFINITIVE AGREEMENT ALLOWING COMPANY TO

PURCHASE

A 49% STAKE IN MEDICA S.P.A.

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