Veolia Buys Kurion for $350M

Karl Herchenroeder
RW Monitor
2/5/2016
French waste group Veolia announced Wednesday that it has purchased California-based nuclear waste cleanup technology company Kurion for $350 million.
“With the addition of Kurion’s expertise and technology,…

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