VR's Vohtec bolts on Böllinger subsidiary
VR Equitypartner’s portfolio company Vohtec Qualitätssicherung has acquired Böllinger Group’s non-destructive materials testing business.
The combined entity will operate under Vohtec's name, with locations in Aalen, Altbach, Garching and Bad Friedrichshall.
Following the merger, the business's owners are VR, Böllinger and Vohtec's managing directors Roland Vogt and Gernot Kolb.
Previous funding
VR and private investor group Bader & Hirn Beteiligungs acquired the majority in Vohtec Rissprüfung in 2013. Previous shareholders Kerstin Ott and Roland Vogt remained invested. The deal was part of the company's succession solution.
The acquisition financing was structured by VR-Bank Aalen and implemented together with Volksbank Ulm-Biberach.
Companies
Founded in 1997 and based in Aalen, Vohtec provides non-destructive material testing services such as x-rays, 3D computertomography and ultrasonic tests. Since 2014, it also offers destructive material testing such as strength tests, microsection and corrosion tests. The business also does consultation, post-production and error analysis.
Based in Bad Friedrichshall and founded in 1990, Böllinger is a combination of businesses in the areas of light metal casting, high-performance processing and additive fabrication.
People
VR Equitypartner – Martin Völker (managing director).
Vohtec Qualitätssicherung – Roland Vogt (managing director).
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