Nimbus exits Bianor

The exit comes eight years after Dutch-German Nimbus acquired Bianor in a 2007 management buyout, and sees Rosti wholly purchase the business.

Following Rosti's acquisition, Bianor will be merged into its new parent's European division once the transaction is approved by the Polish regulators.

Under Nimbus's ownership, Bianor has opened two new factories and claims to have doubled its revenue between 2011 and 2014, reaching €400m. Bianor's staff has grown from 350 to 480 since 2007.

Previous funding
Nimbus Investments acquired Bianor through a management buyout in January 2007 via the Boog holding company.

Company
Bianor is a Poland-headquartered plastic injection moulding company that provides parts to manufacturers of small household appliances, electrical goods and safety accessories.

Founded in 1997 as a Polish-Dutch joint venture in Bialystok, near Warsaw, the company now operates two factories – one in Poland and one in Romania.

People
Nimbus partner Edwin Puijpe represented the GP. Hans de Haas is the CEO of Bianor and Börje Vernet is the CEO of Rosti Group.

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