Updates on Mergers & Acquisitions

INVENSITY provided commercial due diligence advisory services to MM Mittelstandsbeteiligungen GmbH and Invest Unternehmensbeteiligungs AG for their investment in Sokratel Kommunikations- und Datensysteme GmbH. Sokratel is an engineering service provider specializing in complex solutions for clients in industrial automation and automotive industries, showcasing its deep technological competence through self-developed tools and software products. With more than 130 employees across multiple locations in Germany and the continued involvement of the company founders, Thomas Frei and Hermann Frei, as shareholders and Managing Directors, this investment aligns with Sokratel's growth strategy. INVENSITY, known for its expertise in IT and engineering technology, leveraged its extensive market and technology knowledge to conduct the due diligence, solidifying its role as a trusted reference in the field.

The technology and management consultancy INVENSITY advised SHS Capital on the acquisition of a majority share in the German company Essert Robotics.

INVENSITY advises Lab14 on the acquisition of a majority stake of Nanosurf with a commercial and technical due diligence. Nanosurf brings in its AFM technology. With this step, Lab14 expands its portfolio of advanced manufacturing and surface analysis solutions once more.

INVENSITY advises United Robotics Group (URG) on the acquisition of a majority stake of the Robotnik Automation S.L.L. with a commercial and technical due diligence. The German-based ecosystem of service robotics companies continues to partner with experts contributing to launching the successful third generation of service robots, CobiotX.

In this interview, Dr. Pascal Macha, a quantum physicist based in Sydney and INVENSITY alumnus, shares his thoughts with us: Christopher Seinecke, Managing Director of INVENSITY, asked him about quantum physics, his career, and where his knowledge comes into play in development projects.

Fault tree analysis is an industry-proven method that uncovers cause-effect relationships of faults in complex systems for a top undesired event. In particular, it identifies the critical paths that contribute most to the occurrence of the disaster. Applied to the example of a burning Christmas tree, it can be vividly demonstrated how easily the probability of a fire can be reduced.

In the current issue of Projektmagazin, our colleagues Marc Bollmann, Dr. Marc Großerüschkamp, and Mayanga Ngoy explain how artificial intelligence could be used to optimize your resource planning. Read the summary of the article here.

In our latest blog post, our colleague Nancy Dehling, who started at INVENSITY in early July, shares her experiences from the past ten weeks.

INVENSITY opens Investor Support branch with Due Diligence and Portfolio Services in Barcelona office.

INVENSITY advises Gimv on the acquisition of Variotech GmbH with a commercial due diligence.

Dr. Fabian Ziegler and Leonhard Mertz, two of our technology consultants at INVENSITY, have seized a unique opportunity for INVENSITY: they have participated in taking the SysML modeling language to the next level by contributing their practical knowledge to the review process of version v2.

INVENSITY advises United Robotics Group on the acquisition of SoftBank Robotics Europe with a commercial due diligence.