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TE Connectivity acquires DRI Relays, Inc.

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May 29, 2021
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Deal adds to TE’s midrange power solutions for aerospace and defense customers

HARRISBURG, Pa. – [November 2, 2020] – TE Connectivity (TE), a world leader in connectivity and sensors, has announced that it has completed the acquisition of DRI Relays Inc.

DRI, founded in 1954 and with operations in the U.S. and India is a leader in the design and manufacturing of electro-mechanically hermetically sealed relays, time delay devices, and making sockets for applications that require high reliability and long life in harsh environments.

“DRI will offer a strong strategic and complementary fit with TE’s Aerospace, Defense, and Marine business,” said Peter Lieffrig, vice president & general manager of AD&M’s High Performance Group. “This acquisition demonstrates our continued commitment to providing innovative solutions for customers – a common purpose shared by both companies. With this deal, TE strengthens our presence in the midrange power segment with an expanded product offering that will further enhance our ability to provide industry-leading engineering and product solutions to address the needs of our customers. We are excited to welcome the DRI team to the TE family.”

DRI will be reported as part of TE’s Aerospace, Defense, and Marine business. Terms of the transaction were not disclosed.

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