Kadi AG gets new owners in management buyout.

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July 08, 2008
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Kadi press release
The company KADI AG is opening up additional market opportunities with a succession settlement of tremendous potential. Within the framework of a management buyout, four members of the management team are acquiring a significant minority stake in the successful enterprise from the previous owner, Peter Geiser.

In addition, the company Equity Capital Management GmbH, domiciled in Frankfurt a.M., Germany, is taking a stake as a partner and majority shareholder of KADI. The current structures and workforce are to be safeguarded in the long term. The purchase price is not being disclosed.
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