
Rollén added that the acquisition will also open up new markets and touchpoints for MSC via its PPM division.To know How COVID-19 and Russia-Ukraine War Influence Will Impact This Market/Industry- Request a sample copy of the report-: “We can now leverage the data our MI division is generating to improve design choices and processes upstream in the workflow.” “MSC represents a game changer in our mission to deliver actionable manufacturing intelligence, taking us another step closer to realizing our smart connected factory vision in discrete manufacturing industries such as automotive and aerospace,” said Hexagon president and CEO Ola Rollén.

The price for the acquisition is stated in the region of $834 million.Īccording to Hexagon, “the acquisition strengthens Hexagon’s ability to connect the traditionally separate stages of design and production – integrating real-world data generated on the production floor with simulation data to further improve a customer’s ability to reveal and correct design limitations and production problems prior to manufacturing.” These are alongside its historical strength in metrology, after it acquired the likes of Brown& Sharp, Leice Geosystems, Romer etc. Hexagon has been on a serious spending spree in the last couple of year, picking up a number of different companies, including Vero (which includes EdgeCAM, Vero’s VISI, AlphaCAM, Peps, Radan, WorkNC, SurfCAM and a few others), Forming Technology Inc (FTI), Intergraph, and Aicon 3D Systems. Hexagon has announced that it has entered into an agreement to acquire analysis and simulation legends, MSC Software. 2017’s acquisitions, are off to a big start.
