DGAP-News: euromicron AG

• Takeover increases the degree of vertical integration of the IoT system integrator subsidiary euromicron Deutschland
• Full range of electrical infrastructures with high- and low voltage current bolsters euromicron Deutschland's competitiveness

Frankfurt/Main / Neu-Isenburg, September 20, 2017 - The IoT system integrator euromicron Deutschland GmbH, a subsidiary of euromicron AG, has taken over Elektroanlagen GmbH Dollenchen & Co. KG by means of an asset deal effective September 1, 2017. The company, which is based in Sallgast, Brandenburg, specializes in consulting on and planning and implementation of electrical infrastructures, with the focus on high-voltage current. It will be integrated as self-contained branch office in euromicron Deutschland.

Solutions for smart buildings must have a holistic and networked concept nowadays. Key topics are the building's security and optimization of energy efficiency in running it so as to slash operating costs. As a result, contracts for the trade disciplines of network technology and high- and low voltage current are increasingly awarded together in construction projects. By acquiring the electrical specialist, euromicron Deutschland is expanding its expertise as an all-round provider of network, electrical and security infrastructures with a nationwide footprint. Full-line offerings will enable larger project volumes, higher margins and greater differentiation from the competition moving ahead.

Jürgen Hansjosten from euromicron AG's Executive Board explains: "In Elektroanlagen GmbH Dollenchen & Co. KG, we've taken over a company that fits excellently into our overall strategic orientation and is a sensible complement to our Smart Building portfolio. This pinpointed M&A move helps us enhance our competences in the specialized field of high-voltage current and so strengthen euromicron Deutschland's bread-and-butter business."

Lutz Donner, Managing Director of Elektroanlagen GmbH Dollenchen & Co. KG, comments: "We're delighted to be part of the euromicron Group and contribute our many years of expertise in planning and implementing electrical systems to euromicron's project business." The electrical specialist currently employs around 20 people and generates annual sales of approximately EUR 2 million.
 

euromicron AG (www.euromicron.de) is a group that unites medium-sized technology companies from the fields of Digitized Buildings, Critical Infrastructures and the Smart Factory. As a German specialist for the Internet of Things, euromicron enables its customers to network business and production processes and successfully move to a digital future. From design and implementation, operation, to related services - euromicron implements customized solutions and creates the IT, network and security infrastructures required for them. As a result, euromicron lets its customers migrate existing infrastructures gradually to the digital age. euromicron's expertise helps the company's customers increase their agility and efficiency, as well as develop new business models that lay the foundation for commercial success down the road. The technology group is headquartered in Frankfurt/Main, has been listed on the stock exchange since 1998 and employs around 1,800 people at 30 locations. The euromicron Group comprises a total of 17 subsidiaries, including the brand names Elabo, LWL-Sachsenkabel, MICROSENS and telent.

About euromicron Deutschland:
euromicron Deutschland GmbH (www.euromicron-deutschland.de) is a subsidiary of euromicron AG. With its headquarters in Neu-Isenburg and a comprehensive, nationwide network of branch offices, it is one of the leading German system houses in the future market of the Internet of Things. Its business focuses on cross-industry all-round solutions in the field of Smart Building solutions from the fields of networks, communication, IT security, security systems and smart services. Its customers include well-known European carriers and utilities, private enterprises from the fields of transportation and logistics, public enterprises and authorities, institutions and establishments in the healthcare sector, banks and insurance companies.