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Saxony

Plant Engineering Company: Rapidly Growing and Innovative

Legal Structure GmbH Industry Plant engineering; rapidly growing, innovative company Location Saxony Business Activities Machinery and plant engineering Machining and processing of metals, plastics, and composite materials Specialized provider of electroplating, water treatment, and environmental technology with a long-standing market presence and a strong technical reputation. The company serves a stable industrial sector with a constant need for investment in process and environmental technology. From planning and design through to manufacturing, the company offers complete plant solutions from a single source. The combination of engineering expertise, vertical integration, and a service-oriented approach ensures high customer loyalty. Through solutions in water treatment, exhaust air purification, and energy-efficient plant technology, the company benefits from regulatory trends toward sustainability, resource efficiency, and the circular economy. History Founded in 2009 as a GbR (civil law partnership), the company was reorganized into a GmbH (limited liability company) in 2012 due to its great success. Assets Entire business operations, including inventory and two properties. Growth Potential On the one hand, the potential lies in attractive growth opportunities within a stable, technologically sophisticated niche market. Significant growth potential stems from the expansion of the service and after-sales business, particularly through additional maintenance, modernization, and retrofitting of existing systems, which can generate recurring revenue. On the other hand, the growing importance of sustainability and environmental technology ensures additional potential in the area of energy-efficient, resource-conserving plant technology. Further growth drivers lie in potential geographic and industry-specific expansion—for example, into new industrial sectors such as medical technology or renewable energy—as well as in the digitization of control systems for existing plants. Staff 10–20 employees, some of whom are full-time freelancers Customers The company’s core customers primarily include established corporations in the aerospace, surface technology, electrical engineering, automation, and many other sectors. Reason for Sale Business reorientation Company Figures 2024: Revenue €4.06 million EBIT: €413.3k Terms of Sale Enterprise value: €2,412,717 Plus commercial real estate: €2,100,000 €4,510,000 (including real estate)

Revenue
4,060,000 €
Earnings
413,300 €
Employees
20
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