Instead, the acquisitions facilitated market expansion and revenues buildup.

These being more macro-sensitive, allow a stable revenue stream and better profits.Īlso, these acquisitions are small compared to Trimble, so there have been no integration issues. The deal will further expand the company's revenues in this segment.Īcquisitions are part of Trimble's bid to expand its international business, while sustaining focus on commercial applications. In the last reported quarter, Buildings and Infrastructure revenues increased 13.0% year over year to $214.5 million. Post acquisition, Stabiplan's businesses will become part of Trimble's Buildings and Infrastructure Segment. These new solutions will help MEP contractors and engineers to avoid wastage of time and work with more constructible and actionable models. The deal will enhance Trimble's capabilities in automated estimating, project management, modeling, detailing, layout and construction, allowing its clients to develop better technical installations. This acquisition, effective immediately, will enhance Trimble's capabilities in serving its customers in the building and construction business. The stock has returned 40.5% compared with the industry 's growth of 22.1%.Īcquisitions have helped Trimble in building a comprehensive portfolio, entering new markets and generating additional revenues. In the last 12 months, shares of Trimble have been steadily treading higher. Its solutions cater to the needs of various industries namely, mechanical, electrical and plumbing industries in Europe. These solutions help MEP engineers and contractors to deliver technically accurate models and drawings in a more transparent and an effective way.

The company's solutions include Stabicad software and the MEPcontent BIM content library. Based in the Netherlands, Stabiplan is a provider of 3D Computer Aided Design and Engineering software and Building Information Modeling (BIM) content to support the workflow from engineering to construction.

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