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GE nears sale of its industrial unit to ABB – Bloomberg

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General Electric Co has neared the sale of its industrial solutions unit to ABB Ltd for $2.5 billion to $3 billion, Bloomberg reported on Friday.

Reuters reported in August that General Electric had resumed negotiations to sell its industrial solutions business to ABB.

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The companies are likely to announce an agreement by next week, Bloomberg reported citing sources. bloom.bg/2fg3V9W

ABB does not “comment on market rumours,” a company spokesman said. GE was not immediately available for comment.

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