Rockwell Collins [COL] on Monday said it has completed its acquisition of satellite communications systems provider DataPath, Inc., giving it a position in the commercial satellite network communications market. The $130 million deal included a $20 million cash payment and the assumption by Rockwell Collins of about $110 million in DataPath's debt (Defense Daily, April 2). DataPath had $243 million in sales last year. Rockwell Collins expects the transaction to be neutral to its FY '09 earnings. "DataPath's mobile multi-band…
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