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Starman Optical agrees to acquire GoPro in $285 million merger

Starman Optical agrees to acquire GoPro in $285 million merger Image: Primary
Starman Optical has agreed to merge with GoPro in a transaction valued at $285 million, TechCrunch reported. Under the proposed deal, GoPro shareholders would receive $1.14 per share and retain about 10% of the combined public company. The merger is expected to close by year-end and would eliminate GoPro's $92 million in outstanding debt. The companies said they plan to invest in consumer, commercial, and defense markets and to onshore manufacturing for strategic products.
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