
Rigeto Unternehmerkapital acquires Oehm & Rehbein
Rigeto Unternehmerkapital has acquired a majority stake in Germany-based digital x-ray business Oehm & Rehbeim.
Former majority owners Bernd Oehm, Ragnar Rehbein and Michael Rieger will retain stakes in the company.
Negotiations for the proprietary deal began in 2019.
Following the acquisition, the company plans to continue to develop its product range, as well as build up its sales department and continue its international expansion. The growth strategy could also include add-on acquisitions.
Deutsche Apotheker- und Ärztebank (ApoBank) provided senior debt financing to support the deal.
Rigeto invests on a deal-by-deal basis on behalf of an investor base of Swiss and German entrepreneurs and family offices, targeting DACH-based Mittelstand companies with revenues of €5-100m and EBITDA of €1-8m in sectors including business support services, retail, automotive, aviation and medical technology. The firm invests in situations including succession solutions, carve-outs and strategic realignment projects, as well as growth financing.
Company
Oehm & Rehbeim produces digital x-ray systems for use in human and veterinary medicine, including mobile x-ray services. It also produces equipment and software for use in military and maritime settings and for use in the security sector. Founded in 2001 and based in Rostock, the company has 65 employees and reports revenues of less than €25m.
People
Rigeto Unternehmerkapital – Borislav Toninski (investment director); Christian Huber (investment manager).
Oehm & Rehbein – Bernd Oehm, Ragnar Rehbein (managing directors).
Advisers
Equity – Tricon Law (legal); CMS (legal); Blomberg (legal); Baker Tilly (financial due diligence, tax); Singular Group (commercial due diligence).
Debt – Ashurst, Matthias Weissinger, Isabelle Renninger, Franziska Sauer (legal).
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