Halder grows in 2001 despite economic downturn

Halder has expanded its investment portfolio in 2001 concentrating on management buyouts in the small- and medium-sized enterprise sector. The total investment volume for 2001 was EUR 21.2m, including the buyout of the Weißbach-based manufacturer of decorative products Hornschuch AG (January 2001, page 37). Halder did not divest any of its portfolio companies during 2001 so that by the end of the year some 49% of the company’s portfolio consisted of investments in Germany, 29% in the Netherlands, 19% in Belgium and 3% in other countries. Last month Halder supported the buyout of Gealan Group (June 2002, page 29). For 2002 the firm expects encouraging growth, both on the buying and selling sides, and is planning to divest the majority of its remaining Halder Investments III portfolio.

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