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Court Dismisses Investors’ Case Against Apogee
A Minnesota district judge has granted a motion to dismiss a proposed securities class action lawsuit against Apogee Enterprises due to a lack of clarity and failure to state a claim. The lawsuit, filed in November 2018 in the U.S. … Continue reading
Pella’s Lawsuit Against Apogee Terminated
A lawsuit filed by Pella Corp. alleging that Apogee Enterprises failed to make payments for its June 2017 purchase of glazing systems manufacturer EFCO Corp. has been terminated. Pella originally filed the suit in the U.S. District Court of the … Continue reading
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Tagged Apogee Enterprises, Efco Corp., lawsuit, legal news, Pella Apogee lawsuit, Pella Corp., Pella v Apogee
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Occupant Comfort, Oversized Glass and Industry Trends in Focus at AIA
Architects had access to the latest building solutions from the glass and glazing industry at the AIA Conference on Architecture 2018 in New York last week. One major focus for architects is the importance of occupant comfort. Rather than leave … Continue reading
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Tagged AIA, aia conference on architecture 2018, allegion, Annette Panning, bill lawliss, CertainTeed, chris palmer-ball, claudio sacilotto, Efco Corp., lucas hamilton, occupant comfort, overtur, palmer products corp., peter stauffer, SAF, Saint-Gobain, sunview patio doors, Viracon
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A Look Back at the Top Stories of 2017
Before we welcome the new year, let’s take a look back at USGNN.com™’s most heavily trafficked stories of 2017. Apogee to Acquire EFCO for $195 Million The biggest news story of the year was Apogee Enterprises’ $195 million acquisition of … Continue reading
Apogee’s Acquisition of EFCO Closes
EFCO Corp. is now an Apogee Enterprises Inc. company. Apogee announced it has closed on its acquisition of EFCO from Pella Corp. for approximately $195 million. “We are excited to begin the process of integrating EFCO into the Apogee family … Continue reading
