KÜBLER and Kapital 1852 join forces for a CO2-free future
July 6, 2022
KÜBLER is the trademark for innovative energy-saving solutions for hall heating systems. A growing stock of hall heating systems in need of renovation, increasing regulatory requirements to achieve climate targets and rising raw material prices are long-term growth drivers in the market for energy-saving heating systems. KÜBLER has opted for a powerful partnership with the investment company Kapital 1852 Beratungs GmbH ("Kapital 1852") in order to tap into the high growth potential and expand the company's leadership and expansion ambitions. KÜBLER and Kapital 1852 will combine their expertise in the future to exploit the market potential. The managing partner Thomas Kübler will continue to hold a significant stake in KÜBLER and will continue to manage the company in the future.
The KÜBLER Group, headquartered in Ludwigshafen am Rhein, is a leading specialist for products and services relating to hall heating systems. KÜBLER's product universe is all about saving thermal energy economically and technically in a building: from efficient infrared heating technologies with special expertise in heat management systems ("EMMA", "WÄRME 4.0") to intelligent heating control technology, innovative residual heat utilization, digital hall heating systems and a full range of services for the analysis and design of heating systems. The Group also offers its hall heating systems for hire as "heat-as-a-service" under the name "HeizWerk". The innovative and highly efficient complete solutions have won several awards since the company was founded in 1989. They make a sustainable contribution to minimizing CO₂ emissions and save up to 70 percent energy in the process.
"I am very happy that in Kapital 1852 we have found an efficient partner for KÜBLER, with whose help we can master the upcoming entrepreneurial challenges even more effectively in the long term," says Thomas Kübler.
"We were very impressed by KÜBLER's technological leadership. We look forward to further developing the company with Thomas Kübler, a proven expert and innovation driver in the field of energy-saving hall heating systems. Together we will continue to expand the service and rental business and sustainably align KÜBLER for the future," adds Sebastian Wilde, Partner of Kapital 1852.
KÜBLER was advised on this transaction by IMAP (M&A), Rittershaus (legal) and Fränznick & Himmes (tax). Kapital 1852 was advised on this transaction by Eversheds Sutherland (legal), S&B Strategy (commercial due diligence), Crowe BPG (finance and tax) and Deutsche Mittelstandmakler (insurance).
About capital 1852:
Kapital 1852 is the independent investment manager in the Private Markets division of Hauck Aufhäuser Lampe Privatbank AG with a direct investment fund in the private equity segment and funds of funds in the venture capital and private debt segment. The direct investment strategy of the private equity division of Kapital 1852 focuses on the structuring and financing of corporate successions, the acquisition of group companies and the expansion financing of small and medium-sized companies. In its direct investments, Kapital 1852 pursues an entrepreneurial and constructive value enhancement approach with consistent involvement of the management teams.
Further information can be found at: www.1852.capital/de
About KÜBLER:
KÜBLER GmbH is an internationally active group of companies and is regarded as a pioneer and innovation leader in modern infrared heating technology. The core business is the development and production of highly efficient premium technologies for energy-saving and climate-friendly hall heating. KÜBLER offers an exceptionally wide range of products for almost all types of halls and room environments. The core portfolio consists of energy-efficient infrared heating technologies, control systems and integrated heating systems, supplemented by a wide range of services and the offer of rental solutions ("heat-as-a-service") under the name "HeizWerk".
KÜBLER products and development services regularly receive awards. National and international prizes include the Federal Prize for Outstanding Innovative Achievements from the Federal Ministry of Economics, the Bavarian State Prize, the German Sustainability Prize and the Innovation Prize from the state of Rhineland-Palatinate. KÜBLER is one of the Hidden Champions in the Palatinate 2021 and has been nominated for the IKU - The Climate and Environment Innovation Award of the Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Protection in 2022.
Contact/contact person:
Christine Kübler
Marketing | Communication
KÜBLER GmbH - Energy-saving hall heating systems
Am Bubenpfad 1A
67065 Ludwigshafen
Phone: +49 621 / 57000-16
Fax: +49 621 / 57000-57
marketing@kuebler-hallenheizungen.de
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