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Cummins buys remaining 19% of Hydrogenics Corp.

Cummins is now the sole owner of the Ontario-based fuel cell and electrolyzer technologies company.

Cummins Inc. has bought out Air Liquide’s 19% interest in Hydrogenics Corporation, according to a news release.

Cummins acquired the Ontario-based Hydrogenics in 2019, adding key fuel cell and electrolyzer technologies to its portfolio. That acquisition was completed for $15 per share, representing an enterprise value of approximately $290m.

“The buyout reinforces [Cummins’] commitment to these technologies and the increasing importance they will play in creating value for all stakeholders and decarbonizing our world,” the release states. “This move enables continued investment and growth in hydrogen technologies to meet rapidly growing demand.”

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