{"id":34846,"topic":"ai","source":"WPLG Local 10","title":"AI-centric computing needs drive Fort Lauderdale-based company’s $14.5B takeover - WPLG Local 10","url":"https://www.local10.com/business/2026/07/12/ai-centric-computing-needs-drive-fort-lauderdale-based-companys-145b-takeover/","url_hash":"ee7147a73a1798607b081680db224401ac470eb3","author":"","summary":"<a href=\"https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMivwFBVV95cUxOSmFjYWl5aXlRMXZ1dlZMcldjUHJieTVkUXVWNFNBY2ktVE5uRDZXMF9tUkN4ZkFidjdnVEFLOE40cVJoWWxEVnZQeXFNUjJfSkg3N2F5aldrdXFHZEhpV0JqSVctTnZOckFlWXV3RHVHM1UwTDFvVzB1Rjg4SVFtckZMa21IcHZ3VmRra0RQSXN4b3NtR3pwOHRWRW54eFNkQXMtTW5MQjlWODV1Y25IVk9ObFhQTU94YVRGUEhDOA?oc=5\" target=\"_blank\">AI-centric computing needs drive Fort Lauderdale-based company’s $14.5B takeover</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;<font color=\"#6f6f6f\">WPLG Local 10</font>","content":"FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — A Fort Lauderdale-based chemicals company has been transitioning to a takeover after agreeing to a $14.5 billion deal prompted by the increasing computing needs of artificial intelligence.\nIn May, Benjamin Gliklich, the president and chief executive officer of Element Solutions since 2020, told Jim Cramer that he had been focusing on the AI infrastructure supply chain through electronics materials and industrial solutions.\n“We are benefiting from the AI buildout, data center intensity ... 70% of our portfolio is electronics, and our portfolio speaks to all the places an electron goes in electronics hardware, so it’s one of the biggest electronic materials businesses in the world ... everything we sell is consumable and stays on the chip or the circuit board ... We see durable, long-term demand here,” Gliklich told Cramer.\nOn July 6, Element Solutions announced a cash-and-stock agreement with Solstice Advanced Materials, a New Jersey-based chemicals company that had separated from North Carolina-based multinational Honeywell in 2025.\nDavid Sewell, president and chief executive officer of Solstice Advanced Materials, moved to defend the acquisition after Solstice’s stock fell 15% and Element Solutions 3% after the announcement.\n“The combined company will be very well-positioned to benefit from generational tailwinds in high-growth end markets,” Sewell told The Wall Street Journal.\nWith cash on hand and $4.7 billion in bridge financing from Goldman Sachs to fund the cash portion of the transaction, the deal, which also includes absorbing the net debt, is slated to close in 2027, according to both companies.\n“We believe this combination creates an unmatched electronic materials platform,” Sewell told MarketBeat, which reported on Sunday that Element Solutions shareholders are set to own about 44% of the combined company. Gliklich plans to join Solstice’s board.\nRelated stories\n- SK Hynix rises nearly 13% in debut on Wall Street as demand for memory chips soars amid AI frenzy\n- European Union launches tech sovereignty initiative to boost chips, cloud and AI at home\nRelated links\n- Investopedia: Understanding the semiconductor supply chain and its importance\n- Bloomberg: How AI is pushing the semiconductor supply Chain to the limit\nCopyright 2026 by WPLG Local10.com - All rights reserved.","image_url":"https://www.local10.com/resizer/v2/34TSLYHSH5BGXKQDJS3KCO2AUA.jpg?auth=c857915ea4a4ce7dd41c28f54538040bb5c57eb182a7e5ec068b77f44bf1d695&width=700","lang":"en","published_at":"2026-07-12T20:58:04+00:00","fetched_at":"2026-07-12T21:15:05+00:00","status":"read","starred":0,"extract_state":"ok","summary_auto":"— A Fort Lauderdale-based chemicals company has been transitioning to a takeover after agreeing to a $14.5 billion deal prompted by the increasing computing needs of artificial intelligence. 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Gliklich plans to join Solstice’s board.\nRelated stories\n- SK Hynix rises nearly 13% in debut on Wall Street as demand for memory chips soars amid AI frenzy\n- European Union launches tech sovereignty initiative to boost chips, cloud and AI at home\nRelated links\n- Investopedia: Understanding the semiconductor supply chain and its importance\n- Bloomberg: How AI is pushing the semiconductor supply Chain to the limit\nCopyright 2026 by WPLG Local10.com - All rights reserved.","excerpt":"— A Fort Lauderdale-based chemicals company has been transitioning to a takeover after agreeing to a $14.5 billion deal prompted by the increasing computing needs of artificial intelligence. 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