Inission acquires 100% of Germany’s Bavaria for 5.3 million euros
Key Facts
Sweden’s Inission completed its acquisition of all shares in Bavaria Digital Technik GmbH on November 2, 2026, establishing a presence in the German market through an electronics manufacturing services company based in Pforten. The group said in a statement that the deal covered 100% of the shares, transferring ownership of the German company to Inission. The purchase price was 5.3 million euros, according to the official announcement. Inission expects the acquisition to add nearly 17 million euros in annual revenue to its business. About 110 employees will remain with the company after the deal closes.
Inission valued the enterprise at 5.8 times average earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization for the period from 2023 to 2025, the basis it cited for linking the purchase price to the company’s performance over those years. The acquisition also includes Bavaria Digital Technik’s property, which the group valued at 3.7 million euros. Inission said the deal’s financing included an acquisition loan of 2.65 million euros. That makes the loan a stated source of financing, not an amount that by itself describes the full financing of the acquisition. The German company’s results are due to be included in Inission’s accounts from November 2, 2026.
Founded in 1969, Bavaria Digital Technik provides electronics manufacturing services from its base in Pforten. Its customer base spans industrial automation, medical technology and energy, according to Inission. Revenue was about 20 million euros in 2025, with earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization of 1.25 million euros. Those figures provide a financial snapshot of the company before it joined the Swedish group, while Inission estimated the expected annual revenue contribution at about 17 million euros. The group said about 110 employees will continue working for the company after the acquisition.
Inission announced on October 15, 2026, an agreement to acquire the company from the insolvency administrator of AD Capital, setting November 2 as the scheduled date for the transfer of ownership. The group later confirmed that the deal was completed on that date and that the German company’s results began to be consolidated into its accounts from then. Inission’s chief executive said Bavaria Digital Technik complements the group’s electronics manufacturing services business, expands its customer base and gives it an entry into the German market. The group also described the acquisition as part of its strategy of profitable growth through acquisitions. It added that the German company would gain a broader network, resources and additional growth opportunities while retaining its local presence.
In economic context, Germany’s gross domestic product grew 0.2% in the third quarter of 2026 from the second quarter, according to the Federal Statistical Office’s preliminary estimate. Adjusted figures showed GDP rising 1.3% from the same quarter a year earlier after adjusting for prices, and 1.2% after adjusting for prices and the calendar. The office said final consumption rose slightly during the quarter, while gross capital formation fell according to preliminary data, after the economy also grew in the first half of the year. Detailed results for the third quarter are due to be published on November 25, 2026. These indicators provide context for the market Inission has entered, while details of the deal and the company’s operations are based on the group’s announcement.
Bavaria Digital Technik’s chief executive said joining Inission gives the company an international owner that will support its long-term development. He added that the company would continue its commitment to quality, reliability and continuity of service. The statement said about 110 employees would remain at work alongside the company’s continued local presence in Pforten. Markets are awaiting Inission’s interim report for July to September, scheduled for November 5, 2026, according to the group’s financial reporting calendar. The report is due three days after the acquisition was completed. The completion announcement did not provide another estimate of the deal’s contribution to the group’s results beyond the expected annual revenue.