Johnson Controls shareholders voted to approve the previously announced merger with Tyco.
In a final count, 97% of votes cast at a special meeting voted in favour of the deal, representing over 81% of all outstanding Johnson Controls shares as of the record date. The final vote results will be filed on Form 8-K with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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Tyco shareholders have also approved the transaction.
"The merger will create a global industrial leader uniquely positioned in buildings and energy markets with US$30bn in annual revenue by bringing together two leading businesses with best-in-class product, technology and services to deliver greater value to customers, shareholders and employees," the suppliers said in a statement.
"I am pleased our shareholders have voted in favour of this powerful strategic combination, which will unite two world-class companies with complementary capabilities," said Alex Molinaroli, chairman and CEO of Johnson Controls.
The merger is expected to be completed on 2 September.
