Suprajit Engineering (532509) M&A announcement summary
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M&A announcement summary
8 Sep, 2026Deal rationale and strategic fit
Acquisition of SCS fills a key nearshoring gap in Europe with the Morocco plant, enhancing global supply chain flexibility and Light Duty Cable manufacturing footprint.
SCS brings a century-old reputation, strong customer relationships, skilled German sales and engineering teams, and export channels via Canada.
The deal increases wallet share with existing customers, adds marquee customers, and consolidates leadership in the European cable market.
SCS’s product portfolio is highly complementary, with 95-98% overlap, and offers cross-selling opportunities for actuators and new technologies.
Acquisition supports long-term growth, positioning the company as a key global supplier with a unique footprint and strengthened nearshoring capabilities.
Financial terms and conditions
Enterprise value of EUR 13.5 million, fully funded through internal accruals and cash on hand, with equity value reduced by corporate debt.
Transaction structured in two tranches: Germany, Poland, Morocco closing July 1, 2024; Canada, China a few months later, subject to condition precedents.
SCS is expected to add EUR 50+ million in revenues, with about EUR 35 million from Europe and EUR 15 million from China/Canada.
Additional restructuring investment estimated up to $5 million.
Synergies and expected cost savings
Morocco plant offers lower labor costs than China and is strategically located for European and U.S. markets.
In-house injection molding at Morocco and relocation of Polish operations expected to drive future cost savings and optimize cost structure.
Consolidation of supplier base and increased purchasing power in Europe anticipated.
Integration of SCS's low-cost manufacturing and engineering expertise expected to drive efficiencies.
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