TBI has successfully acquired Soltegro
April 2018 — The Netherlands-based construction company TBI, through its subsidiary Croonwolter&dros, has acquired Soltegro from its management and two other shareholders.
TBI comprises a network of companies active in the engineering, construction and infrastructure industries. The TBI companies operate both independently and in partnership, primarily in the Dutch home and infrastructure market. The companies share knowledge, deploy their capacity to best advantage and focus on the integral design, construction and maintenance of a sustainable residential, working and living environment. Through multidisciplinary cooperation between its engineering, construction and infrastructure activities, TBI is able to create added value for its stakeholders, including its customers, staff, shareholder and suppliers.
Soltegro is active in techincal design solutions for the infrastructure and industry sectors. The company is specialized in the design and realization of multidiciplinary integral technical projects, demonstrable compliance with the requirements for the final product, RAMS (reliability, availability, maintainability and safety) as integral part of the design and product development, including the engineering database and traffic engineering solutions. Soltegro bridges the gap between software engineering and more tangible engineering disciplines. Their professionals deliver reliable integral solutions for technical challenges and provide seamless integration of automation, mechanical and electrical engineering.
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Oaklins’ small cap advisory team in the Netherlands advised the buyer in this transaction.
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