Hannover/Laatzen, 16 September 2013 -
'Rexroth Pneumatics has the potential to benefit from market growth driven by an increasing global trend towards automation. We are confident that focused investment will enable the company to operate successfully as a stand alone entity,' said Peder Prahl, Director of the General Partner of the Triton funds.
'The sale of our activities to Triton - an owner with broad experience in the successful management of medium sized companies - was the next logical step in the successful development of our pneumatics business,' said Karl Tragl, CEO of Bosch Rexroth.
Rexroth Pneumatics, headquartered in Hannover/Laatzen, developed into a leading pneumatics specialist following the merger of Bosch Automation and Rexroth Pneumatics in 2001. The company produces high quality parts such as valves and cylinders for industrial machinery, the automotive and transportation industry, the energy sector and other areas. Rexroth Pneumatics has a strong innovation track record in developing customer specific solutions. Rexroth Pneumatics has about 2,100 employees in five production sites in Germany, France, Hungary, USA and China and operates a global sales network in more than 35 countries.