Omron to Acquire Industrial PC Maker OnLogic for $675 Million

Omron Corporation has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Interlogic, Inc., the parent company of industrial PC manufacturer OnLogic, for $675 million in cash. The transaction will be executed via a reverse triangular merger, resulting in Interlogic becoming a wholly owned subsidiary of Omron. The deal is expected to close by January 2027, pending regulatory approvals.

The acquisition aims to integrate OnLogic’s ruggedized computing hardware with Omron’s proprietary control and robotics technology. This strategic move is intended to accelerate the development of "physical AI" platforms and facilitate digital transformation within manufacturing environments. Omron intends to leverage OnLogic’s established market presence in the Americas and Europe to expand its global footprint.

OnLogic will maintain its current management team and continue operating as an independent business unit under the Omron group. The acquisition will be funded through Omron’s existing cash reserves. Financial data indicates that Interlogic reported $154.2 million in net sales and $22.6 million in EBITDA for the fiscal year ending December 2025.