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Woodward Agrees To Sell Santa Clarita Campus And Legacy Product Lines In Deal Expected To Close FY27; Decision Expected To Affect About 400 Roles At Santa Clarita Facility; Spartanburg Facility Expected To Go Online Summer 2027, To Produce Airbus A350 Spoiler Actuation Systems

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