Hakvoort and Nobel Capital Partners have entered into a strategic partnership.

Hakvoort and Nobel Capital Partners have entered into a strategic partnership.

Description

Hakvoort and Nobel Capital Partners have entered into a strategic partnership aimed at the further growth and international development of the Hakto Group (Hakvoort Professional, Combisteel, OVRI and Homint).

Rembrandt M&A assisted the seller in realizing this transaction.

Hakvoort Professional

Hakvoort Professional, part of the Hakto Group, has been active in the professional kitchen industry for decades and has built a strong position in the hospitality, corporate catering and healthcare sectors, among others. The family business designs, realizes and maintains professional kitchens and distinguishes itself through technical expertise, customized solutions and a strong service organization. With approximately 230 employees and six branches throughout the Netherlands, Hakvoort Professional is an established name in the Dutch wholesale kitchen market.

For more information, see: hakpro.nl.

Combisteel

Combisteel, part of the Hakto Group, supplies a wide range of professional kitchen equipment to a growing European network of dealers. The business sells under its own brand through physical and online channels and serves a wide group of professional end users, including catering companies, fast food chains, bakeries, supermarkets and healthcare institutions. With an active presence in over 20 European countries, Combisteel has established a strong international position as a scalable and service-oriented supplier.

For more information, see: combisteel.com.

Nobel Capital Partners

Nobel Capital Partners is a Dutch investment company that works with companies with a strong market position and growth potential. As an actively involved partner, Nobel supports management teams in realizing their strategy and creating sustainable value.

For more information, see: nobelcapital.com.

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