
Engility expects the transaction to increase its earnings per share starting in 2016 after adjustments for amortization of acquired intangibles and cash taxes.
The companies said Engility now holds more than 2, 000 contracts and task orders as a result of the acquisition and will have nearly 47 percent of its revenue base from the defense market.
An even split of revenue in the intelligence and federal civilian markets will represent the remaining 53 percent of revenue, the companies said.
Previous coverage on GovCon Wire:
- Engility Inks $1B Deal for TASC, Tony Smeraglinolo to Retain CEO Title
- FTC Clears Engility-TASC Deal, Firms Eye 1Q 2015 for Closure
- Engility Shareholders OK TASC Deal, Transaction Set to Close Thursday