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Digital Barriers

January 2016

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Digital Barriers has bought Brimtek, a US provider of surveillance solutions, for up to US$45m (£29.6m). Of that, US$25m is paid upfront with the rest based on future performance. To pay for the deal and working capital, DGB has placed 80.5m shares at 35p.Directors are subscribing for 5.4m shares, including 4.5m by chairman Tom Black and 0.8m by chief operating officer Colin Evans.Brimtek is a business DGB knows well as it has worked with it for many years. It sells specialist technical surveillance kit to the same defence, homeland security, federal law enforcement and intelligence customers and will become DGB’s sales operation in the US and give it access to material framework contracts with key customer organi ...

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