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Semiconductor Equipment · Redmond, United States

Data I/O

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Data I/O signed definitive agreements to acquire semiconductor-handling manufacturer V-TEK and device-programming service provider A&J Programming for approximately $23 million in cash and stock. The deal broadens the company's semiconductor programming, handling and packaging capabilities.

Updated October 19, 2026 · Evidence from public sources

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Data I/O agrees to acquire V-TEK and A&J Programming for about $23 million

Data I/O signed definitive agreements to acquire semiconductor-handling manufacturer V-TEK and device-programming service provider A&J Programming for approximately $23 million in cash and stock. The deal broadens the company's semiconductor programming, handling and packaging capabilities.

Employee impact

The acquisitions can create broader technical and customer-facing work across programming systems, automation, operations and integration. For employees of all three businesses, the immediate practical issue is how overlapping functions, leadership and locations will be combined after closing.

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