Munters AB has signed a definitive agreement to acquire 100% of the shares in Reventa, a company specialised in climate control systems for livestock buildings. Reventa is headquartered in Horstmar, Germany, where also Sales, R&D and Manufacturing are located.
Munters is a global leader and premium partner in energy efficient air treatment solutions. Using innovative technologies, the group’s expert engineers “create the perfect climate for customers in a wide range of industries. Within the Agricultural business area the focus is to control the climate for animals and plants. Munters is heavily involved in ensuring that people get food on the table, by controlling the climate in installations all around the world.”
The agreement is to combine the strength of Munters and Reventa by reinforcing Munters’ position within the swine segment and the markets in Northern and Eastern Europe. “The acquisition will enhance Munters’ ability to be a valued partner to its customers. By offering a broader range of products and services, Munters will be better positioned to meet all the needs of its customers”, states the company.
One example of this is the wall air inlet, Polar, especially developed for cold climates. It defies even the hardest Siberian winter., claims Munters. “This air inlet is also a demonstration of a strong innovation culture which forms the basis for new and further development of the product range.”
“Reventa’s management team has done a great job of building a solid and successful operation that provides quality products for the poultry and pig market” said Peter Gisel-Ekdahl, President Munters Business Area AgHort. “Munters will be able to expand its successful product portfolio to include Reventa’s products and solution, while Reventa’s customers will benefit from Munters’ global offering,” Gisel-Ekdahl added.
“We are very happy to join Munters. This will create growth for my customers as well as for my team”, commented Thomas Pollmeier, CEO and previous owner of Reventa. “Munters gives us access to new markets, worldwide”.