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H.I.G. Capital to Invest in HELLER Group, German Machine Tool Manufacturer

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  • Feb 4
  • 2 min read

What's Happening: H.I.G. Capital, a global alternative investment firm with $67 billion in capital under management, has signed an agreement to invest in HELLER Group, a leading German machine tool manufacturer. The deal, subject to antitrust clearance, aims to support HELLER's transformation program and growth plans.


The Key Moves:

  • H.I.G. Capital and the fourth generation of the Heller family are partnering to facilitate HELLER's transformation program initiated two years ago.

  • The Heller family will retain a significant ownership stake, preserving the company's identity as a long-standing family business.

  • H.I.G. will leverage its manufacturing sector expertise and global network to assist HELLER in executing its growth plan.


By The Numbers :

  • HELLER Group has over 2,600 employees and operates five production facilities across Europe, Asia, North America, and South America.

  • HELLER maintains 30 sales and service branches worldwide.

  • H.I.G. Capital manages $67 billion in capital across its global offices.


Key Quotes:

  • Nicole Pfleiderer and Marc Heller: "We are pleased to have found an ideal partner in H.I.G. to jointly secure a prosperous future for our Company."

  • Dr. Thorsten Schmidt, CEO of HELLER: "Our objective is to strengthen and expand our status as a market-leading innovator which will enable us to serve new industries and attract a broader customer base."

  • Christian Kraul-von Renner, Managing Director at H.I.G.: "HELLER is a global technological leader. We are impressed by its engineering excellence, the exceptional skills of its workforce, and the outstanding capabilities of its management team."


The Bottom Line: The partnership between H.I.G. Capital and HELLER Group represents a strategic move to enhance HELLER's market position and innovation capabilities. By combining H.I.G.'s financial resources and expertise with HELLER's established reputation in the machine tool industry, the companies aim to drive growth and expand into new markets while maintaining HELLER's family business legacy.


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