
Leo buys Deinzer
Leo Familienholding, a Munich-based private investment firm, has acquired a majority stake in Deinzer, a shop display manufacturer.
The acquirer has introduced Oliver Segendorf (previously general manager of lighting manufacturer Esylux), who will join the company’s management team from 1 September 2018.
Leo is a Munich-based multi-family office that makes direct investments into German companies with annual turnover between €5-10m.
Company
Deinzer was founded in 1966 and is headquartered in Lagenfeld. It constructs and sells product displays including traditional shelving units and displays as well as holographic displays. The business generated a turnover of between €5-10m in 2017, according to publicly available information. It employs 160 people, according to its website.
People
Deinzer – Oliver Segendorf (general manager).
Advisers
Equity – Ebner Stolz (financial due diligence, tax, legal).
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