In reviewIndustrials28 September 2026

SCHMITZ CARGOBULL to acquire BERGER FAHRZEUGTECHNIK

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Deal facts

Buyer
SCHMITZ CARGOBULL
Target
BERGER FAHRZEUGTECHNIK
Deal value
Not disclosed
Announced
28 September 2026
Status
In review
Sector
Industrials
Country
Not stated
Consideration
Not stated

Sources

What we know

SCHMITZ CARGOBULL has agreed to acquire BERGER FAHRZEUGTECHNIK in a strategic acquisition. The transaction was announced on 28 September 2026. Both entities operate within the Industrials sector. The deal value has not been disclosed, and no specific currency or financial figures have been reported. The consideration type is also not specified in the available data. Neither the buyer nor the target country has been identified in the current records. The completion date for this transaction remains undetermined, as no final closing date has been established. This move represents a significant consolidation within the industrial sector, although specific strategic motivations are not detailed in the provided facts. The parties have not released further information regarding the terms or the expected timeline for finalisation. The transaction is currently in review.

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Deal timeline

1 update
  1. CMA invitation to comment

    SCHMITZ CARGOBULL / BERGER FAHRZEUGTECHNIK

    FormalInvestigationPhase1Merger SCHMITZ CARGOBULL / BERGER FAHRZEUGTECHNIK

    EU DG COMP

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