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Metso signs agreement to acquire Brazil’s Italbronze

Finland-based Metso signed an agreement to acquire Brazil’s Italbronze, a maker of bronze-alloy components for mining and industrial customers. Metso said the deal would strengthen its manufacturing capability for crushing aftermarket parts.

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About 470 Italbronze employees are expected to join Metso when the transaction closes. The price was not disclosed; completion is expected by the end of 2026, subject to antitrust approval.

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