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Johnson Controls + Tyco: Nearly 10 Years on from the $16.5B Mega Merger

Nearly 10 years after the merger between Johnson Controls and Tyco in 2016, the $16.5 billion deal stands as one of the most significant consolidation moves in the building technologies sector. Today, with the benefit of hindsight and financial data, we can evaluate whether this mega-merger achieved its ambitious objectives. The 2016 merger created a building technologies powerhouse, combining Johnson Controls’ HVAC and automotive expertise with Tyco’s fire and security portfolio. The deal was structured as a reverse Morris Trust transaction, allowing Johnson Controls shareholders to own approximately 56% of the combined entity while Tyco shareholders held 44%. The merged company was strategically domiciled in Ireland for tax efficiency purposes. At the time, the merger promised to create the world’s largest pure-play building products and services company, with projected annual revenues of $32 billion and a comprehensive portfolio spanning HVAC, fire safety, security systems, and building automation. Financial Performance: A Mixed Scorecard In 2014, Tyco […]

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