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BRIEF-Siemens Secures $10.5 Bln Bridge Loan For Altair Buyout - Bloomberg News

Nov 26, 2024 6:33 AM

Nov 26 (Reuters) -

* SIEMENS SECURES $10.5 BILLION BRIDGE LOAN FOR ALTAIR

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* THE SIEMENS ACQUISITION WILL PAY ALTAIR INVESTORS $113 A

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