Omron is buying industrial PC maker OnLogic for $675 million
Japan’s Omron announced on October 13, in a filing with the Tokyo Stock Exchange, that it has agreed to acquire US industrial computer maker OnLogic and its parent company, Interlogic. The price is $675 million on an enterprise value basis, about ¥104.6 billion, paid in cash funded mainly from cash on hand. Founded in 2003 and based in Vermont, OnLogic builds highly configurable rugged industrial PCs, sold mostly direct to customers on a build-to-order basis. The group’s 2025 revenue was $154.2 million. Omron plans to pair the machines with its own high-precision control technology to build physical AI platforms. The deal is expected to close around January 2027, and OnLogic will keep its own brand and management.
Sources
- Omron (Tokyo Borsası TDnet açıklaması), “産業用PCの開発・製造・販売を手掛ける米国OnLogic社及びその親会社（Interlogic, Inc.）の買収合意に関するお知らせ”, $675M enterprise value, cash, closing around January 2027, (release.tdnet.info)
- Reuters (KSL üzerinden), “Japan’s Omron to buy US industrial PC firm Onlogic for $675 million in physical AI push”, Physical AI rationale, (ksl.com)
- OnLogic, “Industrial Computers for the Edge, AI, and IoT”, Company's own description (onlogic.com)
- Wikimedia Commons, “File:OMRON Logo.svg”, Logo, public domain (commons.wikimedia.org)
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