(Reuters) - Toshiba International Corp., a unit of Japan's No. 2 electronics conglomerate, bought 61.16 percent of the Wisconsin-based company from the city of West Allis, Wisconsin, and other investors including Heartland Energy Services Inc., Toshiba spokeswoman Hiroko Mochida said.
Regenco, which had sales of about $27 million last year, was formed in 1999 out of Siemens AG's U.S. steam turbine repair unit, and provides maintenance support to General Electric and Westinghouse power plants.
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