Author: Nichols Martin|| Date Published: May 18, 2021
AirBoss of America‘s defense subsidiary has closed its acquisition of BlackBox Biometrics, a provider of wearable sensors designed to detect explosive blasts, through a potential $27 million deal that includes $7 million in upfront cash payment.
AirBoss Defense Group, which first announced the transaction in March, will pay the remaining $20 million over an eight-year period through future royalties as part of the agreement, the company said Monday.
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