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Nordson completes acquisition of Swiss sensor maker Contrinex

Nordson Corporation (NDSN) has completed the acquisition of Contrinex, a Swiss technology firm specializing in high-performance sensors for factory automation. The deal, announced on October 23, 2026, adds approximately $50 million in annual revenue to Nordson's books and brings nearly 500 new employees into the company. Contrinex, headquartered in Corminboeuf, Switzerland, manufactures inductive position sensors, photoelectric position sensors, and smart measurement sensors with integrated logic. These products support harsh-environment applications and miniature precision-positioning tasks within industrial settings.

By Renata OstrowskiNewsroomOctober 23, 20262 min readNDSN
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Nordson Corporation (NDSN) has completed the acquisition of Contrinex, a Swiss technology firm specializing in high-performance sensors for factory automation. The deal, announced on October 23, 2026, adds approximately $50 million in annual revenue to Nordson's books and brings nearly 500 new employees into the company. Contrinex, headquartered in Corminboeuf, Switzerland, manufactures inductive position sensors, photoelectric position sensors, and smart measurement sensors with integrated logic. These products support harsh-environment applications and miniature precision-positioning tasks within industrial settings.

Srini Subramanian, executive vice president of Nordson Advanced Technology Solutions, stated that the acquisition complements Nordson's existing test and inspection portfolio. He noted that Contrinex's differentiated sensor technology aligns with Nordson's growth focus on factory automation and control solutions. Subramanian described the move as further progress toward the company's Nordson Ascend Strategy, which aims for top-tier growth through differentiated technologies with leading margins and returns. He indicated that Nordson intends to apply its NBS Next growth framework to invest in Contrinex's profitable growth opportunities and scale its product offering across Nordson's global customer base.

The acquisition increases Nordson's exposure to industrial automation trends driven by the growing adoption of sensing technologies. These technologies enable factory automation, machine control, and smart manufacturing processes. Contrinex will be integrated into Nordson's Advanced Technology Solutions segment following the close of the transaction. The company's direct sales model and applications expertise serve global customers across consumer non-durable, medical, electronics, and industrial end markets. Founded in 1954 and headquartered in Westlake, Ohio, Nordson maintains operations and support offices in over 35 countries.

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Filed by the newsroom of MarketPR on October 23, 2026. Source: sec.gov. Indicative figures are not investment advice.

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