Video Surveillance News Archive
Tyco to buy Exacq Technologies for $150M
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(Photo courtesy flickr.com/exacq)
Tyco has acquired Exacq Technologies for $150 million in cash.
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Tyco announced on Wednesday that is has agreed to acquire video management software provider Exacq Technologies for $150 million in cash.
According to a statement, the acquisition of Indianapolis-based Exacq, which offers the exacqVision VMS platform, will complement Tyco Security Products’ existing product portfolio and further strengthen its presence in the video market. Following the acquisition, the company plans to integrate Exacq into its Tyco Security Products business, which also...
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