<![CDATA[ Latest from Tv Technology in Amphenol ]]> https://www.tvtechnology.com/tag/amphenol Tue, 05 Aug 2025 20:25:35 +0000 en <![CDATA[ CommScope Will Sell Connectivity and Cable Solutions Business to Amphenol for $10.5 Billion ]]> CommScope said it has agreed to sell its Connectivity and Cable Solutions (CCS) segment to Amphenol for about $10.5 billion in cash.

The sale is expected to close within the first half of 2026 subject to customary closing conditions, including regulatory and shareholder approvals, CommScope said.

"I’m excited to announce this transformational deal that unlocks equity value, returns cash to our shareholders and strengthens our remaining businesses,” CommScope CEO Chuck Treadway said. “ANS and Ruckus will continue to stay focused on what matters most—our shareholders, customers, employees and other stakeholders. In our ANS and Ruckus businesses, we will continue to develop the next generation of network connectivity. CommScope’s CCS business is positioned to continue to perform well under Amphenol’s leadership.”

CommScope expects net proceeds after taxes and transaction expenses to be about $10 billion. After repaying all debt, redeeming all preferred equity (held by investment firm Carlyle) and adding modest leverage on the remaining business, CommScope said it will have significant excess cash that it will distribute to shareholders as a dividend within 60 to 90 days following the closing.

The exact amount and timing of the dividend will be determined by the cmpany after closing and after taking into account all relevant factors.

More information is available here.

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CommScope said it has agreed to sell its Connectivity and Cable Solutions (CCS) segment to Amphenol for about $10.5 billion in cash.

The sale is expected to close within the first half of 2026 subject to customary closing conditions, including regulatory and shareholder approvals, CommScope said.

"I’m excited to announce this transformational deal that unlocks equity value, returns cash to our shareholders and strengthens our remaining businesses,” CommScope CEO Chuck Treadway said. “ANS and Ruckus will continue to stay focused on what matters most—our shareholders, customers, employees and other stakeholders. In our ANS and Ruckus businesses, we will continue to develop the next generation of network connectivity. CommScope’s CCS business is positioned to continue to perform well under Amphenol’s leadership.”

CommScope expects net proceeds after taxes and transaction expenses to be about $10 billion. After repaying all debt, redeeming all preferred equity (held by investment firm Carlyle) and adding modest leverage on the remaining business, CommScope said it will have significant excess cash that it will distribute to shareholders as a dividend within 60 to 90 days following the closing.

The exact amount and timing of the dividend will be determined by the cmpany after closing and after taking into account all relevant factors.

More information is available here.

]]> <![CDATA[ Amphenol Introduces Amphe-Dante Adapters ]]> MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA—Amphenol has hopped on the Dante audio networking train, creating a new series of Amphe-Dante adapters. This range of Dante digital to analog audio adapters is meant to simplify the connection of analog equipment to Dante networks. It also includes a new cable dongle housing design for Dante-enabled products, enabling integrators to mount the adapter without additional rack or shelf space.

The Amphe-Dante adapters receive audio channels from a Dante network and provide low-latency audio through an XLR connector to analog audio equipment. Single- or two-channel options with XLR connectors are available upon release. The XLR adapters can be used to connect to audio equipment without built-in XLR connectors.

Amphenol plans to display the Amphe-Dante adapters at the upcoming InfoComm 2016 conference, which will take place from June 8-10 in Las Vegas. Amphenol will be located at booth C12012; Audinate will be at booth C11529.

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MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA—Amphenol has hopped on the Dante audio networking train, creating a new series of Amphe-Dante adapters. This range of Dante digital to analog audio adapters is meant to simplify the connection of analog equipment to Dante networks. It also includes a new cable dongle housing design for Dante-enabled products, enabling integrators to mount the adapter without additional rack or shelf space.

The Amphe-Dante adapters receive audio channels from a Dante network and provide low-latency audio through an XLR connector to analog audio equipment. Single- or two-channel options with XLR connectors are available upon release. The XLR adapters can be used to connect to audio equipment without built-in XLR connectors.

Amphenol plans to display the Amphe-Dante adapters at the upcoming InfoComm 2016 conference, which will take place from June 8-10 in Las Vegas. Amphenol will be located at booth C12012; Audinate will be at booth C11529.

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