SO they probably got a good enough offer and decide to move on, just a guess though. However, from what I know, Esprit and CG Tech were still self sufficient and not hemorrhaging money. The SurfCAM acquisition, from my understanding, was a little more of a need to sell situation. After retiring he moved from France to Lichtenstein because of taxes, and bought an Aston Martin. If I remember correctly, his plan was to retire around 2010, but the recession was on, and it ended up being late 2012. A few years before hand, Bruno Marko, the owner, announced at a company gathering he planned to retire. I was at WorkNC when they sold to Vero in 2012.
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Meghan Summers-West named president OF CNC Software Inc. If they ever sell, it'll be a big deal, at least for the CAM market. All the original owners have their places in Hawaii, so they probably don't need the money. MasterCAM named one of the daughters President in 2015, so we don't have an original founder just wanting to retire. I'm not saying MasterCAM would never sell to someone, I'm saying it'll be more difficult and the price will be higher. If that's correct, any further insights would be welcome.Not a lot no. It sounds like you have some background in the field.
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