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DBAG acquires majority stake in TBD Technische Bau Dienstleistungen
Frankfurt/Main, 7 August 2023. Deutsche Beteiligungs AG (DBAG) invests in TBD Technische Bau Dienstleistungen (TBD), a specialized service provider for critical infrastructure. Via a management buyout (MBO), a fund advised by DBAG will acquire the majority stake from the founders to secure the company’s succession. The founders, Uwe Jahnke and Wilfried Eschen, will remain as minority shareholders, while Uwe Jahnke, alongside TBD’s well-coordinated team, will lead the company solely. This transaction, which is subject to approval by the authorities, is expected to be closed in August 2023. The parties have agreed not to disclose the terms of the sale. TBD: Seven different business units TBD is a highly specialised technical construction services provider headquartered in Friedeburg (East-Friesland) and counts as a regional champion in its area focusing on services and testing for critical infrastructure. TBD has a critical strategic geographic footprint since the area of Friedeburg is a key enabler for the energy transition (“Energiedrehscheibe”) following substantial investments into the infrastructure. The company is organised in seven business units and was founded in 2005. More than 350 staff members, generating a total operating performance worth 36.1 million euros (2022), are employed at six locations, thereof more than 250 in Friedeburg. TBD enjoys a high reputation among its customers. Projects such as the connection of the LNG terminal in Wilhelmshaven, for which TBD carried out the weld seam tests as an accredited testing laboratory, underline the company's reputation, experience, and competencies. TBD’s growth prospects are promising and mainly driven by the ongoing transition towards alternative energy sources and the overall transformation in terms of new energy infrastructure for private and commercial accommodations. DBAG’s broad experience in the area of industrial services will come to bear while TBD is heading towards its next stage of growth. “Driven by the shift towards alternative energy sources and the derived demand in the market, TBD is in a strong position with a very promising trajectory ahead. Furthermore, we see strong prospects to accelerate growth. And with our comprehensive experience, we can contribute to an enhancement of TBD’s competence profile and a further diversification of its client portfolio”, said Jannick Hunecke, Member of the Board of Management of Deutsche Beteiligungs AG. Wilfried Eschen, Managing Director of TBD, who will retire soon, explained: “Just like we are a reliable partner to our clients, DBAG turned out to be a reliable investor to us already. With DBAG and its fund, we will take advantage of the team’s experience and network.” “Due to DBAG’s knowledge, new opportunities will arise, which will fertilize our business, and hence benefit our clients as well as our team”, said Uwe Jahnke, Managing Director of TBD.
Deutsche Beteiligungs AG (“DBAG”) has been listed since 1985 and is one of the most renowned private equity firms in Germany. As an investor and fund advisor, DBAG traditionally focuses on mid-market companies in Germany, Austria and Switzerland (the DACH region), and especially on well-positioned companies offering growth potential. DBAG’s sector focus is on manufacturers, industrial service providers and IndustryTech enterprises – businesses whose products facilitate automation, robotics and digitalisation – as well as on companies from the broadband telecommunications, IT services, software and healthcare sectors. With its Milan office, DBAG has also maintained a presence in Italy since 2020. DBAG Group’s assets under management or advisory amount to approximately 2.6 billion euros.
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Language: | English |
Company: | Deutsche Beteiligungs AG |
Untermainanlage 1 | |
60329 Frankfurt am Main | |
Germany | |
Phone: | +49 69 957 87-01 |
Fax: | +49 69 957 87-199 |
E-mail: | welcome@dbag.de |
Internet: | www.dbag.de |
ISIN: | DE000A1TNUT7 |
WKN: | A1TNUT |
Indices: | SDAX |
Listed: | Regulated Market in Dusseldorf, Frankfurt (Prime Standard); Regulated Unofficial Market in Berlin, Hamburg, Hanover, Munich, Stuttgart, Tradegate Exchange |
EQS News ID: | 1695571 |
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