A private investor has acquired AML AG Langenthal
May 2019 — The private shareholders of AML AG Langenthal (AML) have sold the company to a private investor as part of a succession plan.
AML AG Langenthal is a contract manufacturer in the fields of rolling, edging, welding and bending located in Langenthal in the canton of Bern. The company employs around 40 employees and offers its clients top-quality services, including processing orders, from a single item to large ones, on short-term notice. Recently, AML has also been offering outsourced engineering services, supporting customers with the design and production of parts for new machines.
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Oaklins’ team in Switzerland provided financial due diligence services and SPA advice to the buyer in this transaction.
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