Ms. Andrea Bowman reports

LINAMAR CORPORATION COMPLETES ACQUISITION OF GEORG FISCHER'S LEIPZIG FACILITY

Linamar Corp. has completed its previously announced acquisition of Georg Fischer's Leipzig facility. The deal was initially announced on Oct. 7 for Linamar to acquire the Leipzig facility for 45 million euros.

Leipzig is a technology leader in ductile iron castings with unique technical capabilities, including Europe's largest moulding box for machine-moulded iron castings, providing solid growth opportunities for Linamar around highly complex cast components for a broad range of end markets.

The addition of the facility offers a significant amount of technology under one roof -- from prototyping and 3-D printing to series production in ductile iron casting and machining of components. Leipzig supplies components to a broad range of attractive end markets from on-highway trucks to construction, forestry and agricultural markets, and beyond.

The acquisition is immediately accretive.

Linamar is a diversified advanced manufacturing company where the intersection of leading-edge technology and deep manufacturing expertise is creating solutions that power vehicles, motion, work and lives for the future. At the heart of Linamar is the technologies it delivers: casting, forging, metal forming, machining and assembly, and fully engineered products. Linamar serves a broad variety of industries, from its on- and off-highway mobility business to its agricultural and access businesses to new areas of expansion in medtech, water, power, defence and robotics. Linamar proudly markets its global, class-leading products under the brands Linamar, Skyjack, MacDon, Salford, Bourgault and McLaren Engineering. Linamar has over 36,000 employees in 86 manufacturing locations, 17 R&D (research and development) centres, and 31 sales offices in 19 countries in North and South America, Europe, and Asia, which generated sales of more than $10.5-billion in 2024.

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