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American Superconductor to buy Finnish wind-power tech firm for $265M

American Superconductor Corp. will snap up a Finnish firm for $265 million to expand its wind turbine business.


The Devens-based company announced today it has reached a deal to acquire The Switch Engineering Oy, which makes part of the electrical control systems that American Superconductor's Windtec unit sells to wind-turbine manufacturers such as U.S.-based GE and China's Sinovel.


The Switch has customers in China, Europe, South Korea and the United States.


"This combination will create a global wind powerhouse," said Greg Yurek, American Superconductor's founder and CEO, in a statement.


The purchase will push American Superconductor closer to its growth goal of $1 billion per year in revenue. The Bay State company has projected as much as $440 million in revenue in 2011. The Switch had $179 million in revenue in 2010.

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