Anritsu’s board of directors has announced it approved the acquisition of 100% of the shares in Dewetron, an Austrian provider of power measurement and data collection instruments, on April 25, 2025. The share transfer agreement was signed with the shareholder TKH Group on April 26. Completion of the transaction remains subject to standard regulatory approvals and general closing conditions.
Dewetron specializes in high-speed power measurement and data-collection instruments that analyze various physical quantities, and which combine test instruments with software. The acquisition responds to global sustainability efforts, particularly the increasing demands for electric and plug-in hybrid vehicle development and infrastructure power optimization, Dewetron says, as these sectors require systems that simultaneously measure physical quantities and control data, alongside high-precision test instruments capable of evaluating even the smallest power losses with high accuracy.
Welcoming Dewetron into the group is intended to create synergies with high-capacity power supplies and charge/discharge test equipment developed by Anritsu’s subsidiary Takasago, as well as with Anritsu’s existing test solutions.