Tue Apr 10, 2012 7:44am EDT
April 10 (Reuters) - Electronic connector maker TE Connectivity Ltd said it will sell a business that makes touch screens and touch computers to private equity firm Gores Group for $380 million.
The company, which is also selling its professional services business, cut its second-quarter outlook as it expects to record a $20 million loss from these two transactions.
It expects second-quarter adjusted earnings of 62-66 cents a share, down from its earlier forecast of 64-68 cents a share.
TE Connectivity, formerly known as Tyco Electronics, expects revenue of $3.15-$3.25 billion for the quarter, below its earlier outlook of $3.3-$3.4 billion.
The company will report results of the two businesses as discontinued operations from the second quarter, results of which are expected on April 25.
The professional services business -- which provides engineering, furnishing and installation services to communication service providers -- is to be sold to an affiliate of KGP Logistics for $23.5 million.
The business had revenue of $121 million in fiscal 2011, while the touch division had revenue of $413 million.
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