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A Taiwanese power-electronics manufacturer is buying roughly 25% of the Warsaw liquid-cooling maker DCX, at a stated total transaction value of about US$176 million.
SLB will pay about 3.4 billion dollars in cash and assume about 0.7 billion of debt for the German heat-exchanger maker, buying it from Apollo-managed funds and Triton. The deal is expected to close in the first half of 2027.
A water treatment company now owns one of the largest makers of cold plates and coolant distribution units. The deal closed on 2 July 2026.
Trane closed its acquisition of LiquidStack, adding direct-to-chip distribution and immersion systems to its thermal portfolio.
Schneider acquired 75% of Motivair, adding specialist liquid-cooling capability to its data-center platform.