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EnerSys targets $20m in savings from $320m Ultralife deal as tender deadline approaches

EnerSys has launched its $16-per-share cash tender offer for Ultralife Corporation, pursuing a $320 million acquisition designed to expand its defence battery and specialised power systems business. The buyer expects $15 million to $20 million in annual cost savings, a significant target relative to Ultralife's existing earnings, while regulatory clearances and shareholder participation remain outstanding.
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Weil Gotshal plans closure after 95 years despite $2.1bn revenue as partner exodus exposes Big Law business model

Weil, Gotshal & Manges is preparing for a potential dissolution after partner departures, succession uncertainty and unsuccessful merger discussions destabilised its operations. Its proposed closure raises questions about the resilience of large law firms whose revenue depends heavily on retaining senior partners and client relationships.
Battery energy storage system manufacturing gains momentum in India as Premier Energies and RCT Energy India plan a 12 GWh BESS joint venture in Telangana, strengthening domestic energy storage production and supporting the country’s clean energy transition. Representative image.
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EnerSys bets $320m on Ultralife’s military batteries and drone power systems as defence demand grows

EnerSys has agreed to acquire Ultralife for approximately $320 million in enterprise value, offering shareholders $16 per share in cash. The transaction will expand EnerSys's position in military batteries, unmanned systems and specialized power technologies, with management targeting $15 million to $20 million in annual cost synergies and adjusted earnings accretion within approximately 18 months of closing.
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Micron invests in New York minerals processing to secure AI memory chip supply chain

Micron Technology is financing an expansion of Indium Corporation's high-purity materials operations in New York, supporting the proposed restoration of domestic processing capabilities required by semiconductor manufacturers. The agreement creates a new supply-chain link near Micron's planned memory manufacturing complex, but the investment amount and production timetable remain undisclosed.