What Does Hitachi’s $9.6 Billion Acquisition Of GlobalLogic Tell Us? It’s A Software-Driven World by Vijay Gurbaxani

Japanese industrial giant Hitachi Ltd. announced that it was acquiring GlobalLogic Inc., a privately held digital engineering services company based in Silicon Valley for $9.6 billion. The purchase price values the company’s shares at $8.5 billion, more than three times what they were worth just three years ago, with $1.1 billion allocated to paying off its debt. Canada Pension Plan Investment Board and Partners Group, the two largest shareholders in GlobalLogic, each stand to net $3.8 billion from the sale.
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