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Welle Holding announces strategic partnership with Orlando Capital

In a significant move ahead of the festive season, Welle Holding has revealed plans to reshape its business portfolio. The company is embarking on a strategic partnership with Munich-based investment firm Orlando Capital, aiming to bolster its future growth and international expansion. This collaboration signals a pivotal shift in Welle Holding's approach to ensuring long-term success in a competitive market.


Photo: Welle Holding.

As part of this partnership, Welle Holding will sell its stakes in three of its key subsidiaries: Leicht Küchen, Paidi, and Bürstadt Furniture. These companies have been integral to Welle's operations for decades, with Leicht Küchen, for example, having joined the group nearly 50 years ago before evolving into its current form. The transaction will see Orlando Capital become a major investor, while the Welle family and the companies' management teams retain a significant stake.

The collaboration is intended to support the ongoing growth and strategic development of these companies. Orlando Capital's extensive expertise in working with medium-sized enterprises and managing complex transactions will help drive their international expansion and competitiveness. Welle Holding emphasised that this move aims to strengthen the global prospects of the three firms, ensuring their ability to adapt to changing market demands.

Orlando Capital is recognised as a leader in private equity, with a focus on fostering growth in the European mid-sized business sector. Its involvement is expected to provide the resources and direction needed to sustain the upward trajectory of the acquired businesses.

Welle Holding will continue to manage its remaining brands, including prominent furniture manufacturers such as Himolla Polstermöbel and K+W Polstermöbel. The company expressed confidence that this strategic realignment will allow it to remain a key player in the furniture industry while unlocking new opportunities for its former subsidiaries under Orlando's stewardship.

This partnership represents a forward-looking approach to business evolution, with both companies aiming to leverage their combined strengths for mutual success.

Source: www.moebelfertigung.com

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