Gerresheimer Sells Technical Plastics Business

Date: 3 July 2009
Source: Gerresheimer

Date: 3 July 2009

Gerresheimer AG, a leading manufacturer of glass and plastic products for the pharma & life science industry, has sold its Technical Plastics operations, which are not part of the MDAX company’s core business, to the FBH Group, Bad Soden, Germany.

Through the sale of the Technical Plastics segment Gerresheimer has – as formerly announced – taken a further step in its focus on the core business of pharma & life science,” says Dr.Axel Herberg, CEO of Gerresheimer AG.
 
The Technical Plastics business has so far been part of Gerresheimer Wilden GmbH. Complex injection-molded plastic components for the automobile industry are manufactured by around 430 employees at plants in Germany, the Czech Republic and Mexico. Sales by this business, including the tool business which is also being sold, totaled €74m in the financial year 2008.
 
The purchaser is a company in the FBH Group, Bad Soden, to which Thermoplast Technik Beteiligungs-AG, a medium-sized manufacturerof injection-molded parts, belongs. Components for the automobile industry are manufactured in five production plants. Through the sale, FBH will expand its plant network and existing product range.
 
The purchase price including the debts taken over amounts to €12m. The transfer takes place with effect from July 1, 2009.

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