Johnson Controls shareholders approve merger with Tyco

Johnson Controls shareholders voted 97% in favor of merging with Tyco, a combination creating a global buildings and energy company with $30 billion in annual revenue, expected to complete Sept. 2, 2016.

“Johnson Controls shareholders have voted to approve the previously announced merger with Tyco. In a final count of the voting results, 97% of votes cast at a special meeting voted in favor of the transaction, representing over 81% of all outstanding Johnson Controls shares as of the record date.”

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