KATEK acquires Leesys Group in Leipzig
December 30, 2020
Rainer Koppitz of KATEK Group
KATEK SE, the German electronics service provider, acquires the Leipzig-based
Leesys Group. The Munich-based electronics service provider is thus continuing on its growth path.
The finalisation of the transaction is planned for the beginning of next year and is subject to the approval of the antitrust authorities, broad employee approval of the transfer and the conclusion of an in-house collective bargaining agreement that will keep the Leipzig site competitive in the long term.
Leesys has been successful in the market for years, but opened insolvency in self-administration due to the collapse in sales of two major customers in the crisis year 2020. KATEK takes over in the course of the transaction:
KATEK Acquires Leesys Group in Leipzig
KATEK SE, the second largest German electronics service provider, acquires the Leipzig-based Leesys Group. The Munich-based electronics service provider is thus continuing on its growth path.
The finalization of the transaction is planned for the beginning of next year and is subject to the approval of the antitrust authorities, broad employee approval of the transfer and the conclusion of an in-house collective bargaining agreement that will keep the Leipzig site competitive in the long term.
Leesys has been successful in the market for years, but opened insolvency in self-administration due to the collapse in sales of two major customers in the crisis year 2020. KATEK takes over in the course of the transaction:
MEMBER OF PRIMEPULSE: KATEK acquires Leesys Group in Leipzig
DGAP-News: PRIMEPULSE SE / Key word(s): Takeover
23.12.2020 / 19:36
MEMBER OF PRIMEPULSE: KATEK acquires Leesys Group in Leipzig
Long-term continuity ensured for customers, employees and suppliers
Munich, 23.12.2020 - The second largest German electronics service provider KATEK, a portfolio company of PRIMEPULSE SE, acquires the Leipzig-based Leesys Group and thus continues its growth course.
The finalization of the transaction is planned for the beginning of next year and is subject to the approval of the antitrust authorities, broad employee approval of the transfer and the conclusion of an in-house collective bargaining agreement that will keep the Leipzig site competitive in the long term.