The M&A department bundles SCHOTT's combined M&A expertise and ensures a professional transaction management. It assumes leadership responsibility for cross-functional transaction teams and involves all necessary internal and external resources with regards to all relevant aspects of a transaction.
What are typical SCHOTT projects with M&A context?
- Acquisitions
- Divestitures
- Joint ventures
- Strategic alliances with equity participations
- IPOs
Contact person
Ada Pannke Head of Mergers & Acquisitions
Phone:+49 (0)6131/66-0
E-mail M&A News
2019
SCHOTT AG to acquire Australian microfluidic expert MINIFABCustomers to benefit from complementary portfolio of top quality polymer and glass solutions for breakthrough diagnostics applications
SCHOTT AG, a leading international technology group in the areas of specialty glass and glass-ceramics, has entered into a purchase agreement to acquire the Australian microfluidic company MINIFAB Pty Ltd. More 2018
SCHOTT invests in AI start-up NNAISENSESCHOTT AG, an international technology group in the areas of specialty glass and glass-ceramics has taken a lead role in the Series B financing round of Swiss startup NNAISENSE. More SCHOTT and Primoceler join forces to advance the next generation of ultra-miniature, ultra-reliable medical implantsThe technology group SCHOTT has entered into an agreement to acquire Primoceler Oy to expand its hermetic packaging portfolio with pioneering glass micro bonding technology. This process enables the manufacture of vacuum-tight, ultra-miniature electronic and optical devices with superior reliability. Based on laser technology, this state-of-the-art bonding method can be completed without any heat or added materials, allowing device packaging for sensitive electronics made with only transparent materials, such as glass. Offering excellent biocompatibility with new glass types, the technology creates new possibilities for wafer level chip scale packaging (WL-CSP) in a wide range of applications, including medical implants, MEMS devices, and other reliability-critical electronic and optical devices. More
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