Heliad exits Häsler
Heliad Equity Partners has sold its majority stake in heating service provider Häsler to the management and a Swiss investment group.
Previous funding
In December 2009, Heliad acquired Häsler for an undisclosed amount thought to be under €25m from private owners as part of a succession plan. During the last two years, the firm has increased turnover and profits through organic growth and add-on-acquisitions.
Company
Häsler is a heating contractor based in Möhlin. The company runs additional offices in Frick, Rheinfelden, Pratteln, Aesch and Riehen. Häsler was established in 1956. Currently it employs about 100 people and has a turnover of CHF26m.
People
Andreas Lange represents Heliad Equity Partners.
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