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GE Vernova signed a definitive agreement to acquire Robotech Automation, a specialized robotics and automation systems integrator based near Montreal, Quebec, Canada.
GE Vernova announced that it signed a definitive agreement to acquire Robotech Automation, a private robotics and automation systems integrator based near Montreal, Quebec, Canada. The acquisition is intended to help support GE Vernova’s robotics and automation capabilities.
Robotech employs approximately 35 people and delivers customized automation solutions through in-house design, engineering, and integration capabilities, supported by a network of manufacturing partners.
The proposed transaction is expected to help strengthen ongoing robotics and automation work within GE Vernova’s Advanced Research Center for deployment across the company’s supply chain. The company said these capabilities are intended to support safety, quality, delivery, and cost outcomes. The transaction also aligns with GE Vernova’s capital allocation strategy, which includes strategic and targeted M&A.
GE Vernova and Robotech are currently collaborating on active projects within GE Vernova’s supply chain, including at the company’s US factories in Schenectady, New York, and Charleroi, Pennsylvania.
Financial terms of the acquisition were not disclosed. The transaction is expected to close in the early third quarter of 2026, subject to customary closing conditions.
GE Vernova has operated in Canada for more than 130 years, with over 2,400 employees across six manufacturing and office locations. Its work in Canada spans power generation, transmission, conversion, storage, and grid orchestration, including its work with Ontario Power Generation on a small modular reactor project in Toronto. GE Vernova estimates that its technologies help to generate approximately 43 percent of Canada’s electricity.
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