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    Astronics to acquire Armstrong Aerospace

    12/24/2014

    Astronics
    Corporation (Nasdaq:ATRO), a leading provider of advanced technologies
    for the global aerospace and defense industries, announced today that
    it has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Armstrong
    Aerospace ("Armstrong") for approximately $51 million. The agreement is
    expected to close in January 2015, subject to normal closing
    requirements.

    Armstrong Aerospace, located in Itasca, Illinois, is a leading provider
    of engineering, design and certification solutions for commercial
    aircraft, specializing in connectivity, in-flight entertainment, and
    electrical power systems. Armstrong sales for 2014 are expected to be
    approximately $27 million.

    Peter J. Gundermann, CEO of Astronics, commented, "I am pleased to
    include Armstrong in the expanding range of capabilities that Astronics
    has to offer, specifically in the connectivity and power niche for
    commercial airlines. Armstrong has a strong entrepreneurial spirit,
    advanced engineering proficiency and significant experience in
    providing certifications for OEMs, integrators and airlines. And, like
    us, they have a solid history of strong growth."

    With this acquisition, Astronics now expects 2015 revenue will be
    between $680 million to $725 million.

    Astronics

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