HMS Networks’ growth journey continues with an acquisition by its Industrial Network Technology (INT) division. Today HMS entered into a binding agreement to acquire part of the Industrial Solutions Business Unit of Molex. Molex is a global electronics leader committed to transforming technology innovation with interconnect solutions for a wide range of industries. Molex has a presence in more than 38 countries and has over 50,000 employees. The acquisition consists of several strategic assets including: ha ...

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