Pronomic acquires French manufacturer Ingenitec
About the Acquisition
Pronomic has acquired French manufacturer Ingenitec, strengthening its position in the European materials handling market. The acquisition provides French customers with a highly skilled and knowledgeable team that will ensure Pronomic's offering is available and fully supported throughout the country.
Background and Rationale
Ingenitec has been a trusted partner of Pronomic for several years, and the acquisition is a perfect match that will help Pronomic operate seamlessly in the French market and provide new opportunities for growth. Ingenitec's 40-strong workforce is already actively working with Pronomic's portfolio of products, so they are well-placed to provide in-person support and maintenance.
Benefits of the Acquisition
The acquisition brings new perspectives, local knowledge, and expertise that perfectly complement Pronomic's existing team in France, while the synergies between the two companies are evident in a shared commitment to sustainable solutions and safe working practices. The move strengthens Pronomic's position across Europe by boosting its presence in France, one of the most well-developed markets in the materials handling industry.
Growth Strategy
Pronomic's growth strategy involves clearly positioning the company as one of the leading global suppliers of material handling and lifting solutions, extending its reach from its Headquarters in Sweden to provide local expertise, maintenance, and support for its customers wherever they are based. The acquisition of Ingenitec significantly strengthens the existing operations of Amplex and Pronomic in lifting and materials handling.
About Ingenitec
Ingenitec is a well-established manufacturer and integrator of lifting equipment and materials handling solutions, founded in 2003 and located in Montbrison, 100 km west of Lyon in France. The company's customers are found across a broad spectrum of industry segments, including manufacturing, logistics and transport, as well as manufacturers within chemicals, pharmaceuticals, and food.