Perusa exits Kammann Maschinenbau in trade sale
Perusa has sold its 85% stake in printing services supplier Kammann Maschinenbau to corporation Koenig & Bauer.
Kammann's two managing directors Matthias Graf and Christian Maas will continue to hold a 15% minority stake.
German private equity house Perusa acquired Kammann out of insolvency in 2010 via its Perusa Partners Fund I vehicle.
Perusa's funds are typically invested in mid-market businesses with an annual turnover of €50-100m.
Company
Kammann was founded in 1955 in Bünde, North-Rhine Westfalia. It formerly manufactured machines for the container, label and technical printing sectors. It recently restructured its business approach and now mainly offers presses for decorating hollow containers made from glass, plastic and metal.
Kammann employs 175 staff. The company's revenues in 2012 stood at around €30m.
People
Matthias Graf and Christian Maas are managing directors at Kammann. Christian Hollenberg is managing director at Perusa.
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