US-based Mirion Technologies, which makes radiation detection and measurement equipment for several sectors, including defence, plans to become a publicly traded company to fuel its growth.

Mirion intends to change its ownership status by merging with a special purpose acquisition company that is listed on the New York Stock Exchange. The combination is expected to be completed as early as 20 October.

US-based Mirion Technologies, which makes radiation detection and measurement equipment for several sectors, including defence, plans to become a publicly traded company to fuel its growth.

Mirion intends to change its ownership status by merging with a special purpose acquisition company that is listed on the New York Stock Exchange. The combination is expected to be completed as early as 20 October.

US-based Mirion Technologies, which makes radiation detection and measurement equipment for several sectors, including defence, plans to become a publicly traded company to fuel its growth.

Mirion intends to change its ownership status by merging with a special purpose acquisition company that is listed on the New York Stock Exchange. The combination is expected to be completed as early as 20 October.

US-based Mirion Technologies, which makes radiation detection and measurement equipment for several sectors, including defence, plans to become a publicly traded company to fuel its growth.

Mirion intends to change its ownership status by merging with a special purpose acquisition company that is listed on the New York Stock Exchange. The combination is expected to be completed as early as 20 October.

US-based Mirion Technologies, which makes radiation detection and measurement equipment for several sectors, including defence, plans to become a publicly traded company to fuel its growth.

Mirion intends to change its ownership status by merging with a special purpose acquisition company that is listed on the New York Stock Exchange. The combination is expected to be completed as early as 20 October.

US-based Mirion Technologies, which makes radiation detection and measurement equipment for several sectors, including defence, plans to become a publicly traded company to fuel its growth.

Mirion intends to change its ownership status by merging with a special purpose acquisition company that is listed on the New York Stock Exchange. The combination is expected to be completed as early as 20 October.