Both companies said the deal would help them push towards their goals to reduce emissions — albeit in different ways.
“The acquisition would add talented manufacturing and technical resources to Cummins’ workforce, position Cummins closer to key suppliers and consumers in Europe and North America and expand Cummins’ mixer portfolio,” Mills said.
The additional mixer intellectual property is important for aftertreatment performance and to help Cummins meet future emissions regulations on its path to zero emissions, he wrote.
