Omron's announcement dated October 12 describes an agreement signed on October 10, Japan time, to acquire Interlogic and its subsidiaries, including industrial-computer maker OnLogic. The company plans closing around January 2027, subject to regulatory approvals and other conditions. Ownership has not already transferred under this announcement.
Reuters reported from Tokyo on October 13 that the transaction is valued at $675 million. It connects the acquisition to Omron's physical-AI and factory-automation strategy. OnLogic develops, manufactures and sells industrial PCs; combining those computers with control systems is a stated corporate objective, not a demonstrated new product.
Omron says OnLogic would retain its brand, direct customer-sales model and independent operation within the group after closing. The current management team is expected to remain. These are announced plans; the deal's completion and the effectiveness of future joint solutions remain to be established.