HTGF invests in Autoloader
HTGF has provided seed financing together with senior shareholder Thomas Breuer from BF Consulting for automated baggage loading system specialist Autoloader.
The investor is convinced that Autoloader's development can also be applied in other sectors such as packaging plants in the automobile industry or equipping maching tools in industrial production.
The capital will support the further development of the technology and marketing of its products.
Company
Schwaig-based Autoloader specialises in development and distribution for fully automated baggage loading systems. So far the technology has been applied in the baggage handling sectors at airports. The company was founded in 2009.
People
Curtis MacDonald is investment manager at High-Tech Gründerfonds.
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