Anritsu’s Board of Directors has approved the acquisition of 100% of shares in DEWETRON, an Austrian provider of power measurement and data collection instruments based in Grambach, Austria.
The share transfer agreement was signed with TKH Group N.V., a shareholder. Completion of the transaction remains subject to standard regulatory approvals and general closing conditions.
DEWETRON specialises in high-speed power measurement and data-collection instruments that analyse various physical quantities. The company delivers comprehensive solutions combining sophisticated test instruments with tailored software to meet customer requirements across multiple sectors, including automotive, aerospace, renewable energy, and industrial applications.
This acquisition responds to accelerating worldwide efforts toward building a sustainable society, particularly in electric and plug-in hybrid vehicle development, solar and wind renewable power, and infrastructure power optimisation. These rapidly growing sectors require systems that simultaneously measure physical quantities and control data, alongside high-precision test instruments capable of evaluating even the smallest power losses with high accuracy.
This acquisition directly supports Anritsu’s GLP2026 medium-term management plan, which identifies electric vehicles and battery technology as key development focus areas. Welcoming DEWETRON into the Anritsu Group will create significant synergies with high-capacity power supplies and charge/discharge test equipment developed by Anritsu’s subsidiary TAKASAGO, LTD., as well as with Anritsu’s existing test solutions.
The combined expertise will strengthen Anritsu’s contribution to advancing technologies essential for achieving a carbon-neutral future.
