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Prysmian Set to Acquire Atkore in $3.8 Billion Data-Center Push

Prysmian has agreed to acquire electrical infrastructure company Atkore in a deal valued at $3.8 billion as demand for data center power equipment continues to rise.

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Cable manufacturer Prysmian is set to acquire Atkore in a transaction valued at $3.8 billion. The agreement brings together key providers in the electrical solutions and infrastructure supply chain amid shifting industrial market demand.

The deal arrives as expansion in data center development drives increased demand for specialized electrical equipment. Rapid investments in digital infrastructure, artificial intelligence compute capacity, and cloud services have heightened the need for reliable conduit systems, structural supports, and cabling solutions.

By integrating Atkore's product portfolio, the move positions the combined entity to serve commercial, industrial, and technology customers more comprehensively. The transaction marks a notable step in broader market consolidation as suppliers align resources to capture opportunities in energy transition and high-tech facility construction.

Financial details of the deal reflect ongoing strategic investments across the electrical sector, where companies seek scale and enhanced manufacturing capacity to address evolving global supply chain priorities.

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Prysmian · Atkore · Mergers and Acquisitions · Data Centers · Electrical Infrastructure

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