
Halder acquires majority stake in Suvema
Halder Beteiligungsberatung has acquired an undisclosed majority stake in machine tool manufacturer Suvema as part of an MBO.
Growth opportunities in the business are anticipated to come from its production of computer numerical control (CNC) tools.
Halder is currently drawing capital from Halder VI, which held its final close in January 2019. The fund targets SMEs in the DACH region with a turnover of €10-250m. Recent investments include the buyout of German electrical components and equipment manufacturer Drumag Fluidtechnik/EPH Elektronik in September 2019.
Company
Founded in 1974, Suvema is based in Biberist, Switzerland. It generated sales of CHF 42m in 2018 and has 57 employees. The company specialises in the manufacturing of high-precision machine tools and its customer base includes clients from the luxury watchmaking and medical technology industries.
People
Suvema – Roland Gutknecht (CEO).
Halder Beteiligungsberatung – Christian Muschalik (partner).
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