VINCI Energies acquires the TEHA Technology Group

12-Feb-2025
VINCI Energies

From left to right: Martin Jepkens (Actemium), Christoph Lindzus (EHA Technology Group), André Rottstegge (Actemium)

VINCI Energies acquired the TEHA Technology Group, based in Haltern am See, on February 4, 2025. The company specializes in measurement and control technology in numerous application areas. With this acquisition, VINCI Energies is expanding the range of services offered by its industrial brand Actemium, the leading full-service provider of industrial process solutions, in the areas of plant construction and instrumentation and control installation in Germany. For more than 45 years, the TEHA Technology Group has been supplying and installing control and process engineering systems for a wide range of applications in the energy sector, the steel industry and the chemical and petrochemical industries.

"With TEHA, we are expanding our range of plant engineering services, particularly in the areas of I&C technology, instrumentation, pipeline construction, maintenance and support during machine downtimes," says André Rottstegge, Managing Director of Actemium Germany. "The TEHA team is an excellent addition to the portfolio of Actemium's business unit in the Ruhr region, enabling us to offer our customers in the region everything from a single source."

"Thanks to the synergy effects that we gain from the Actemium network and the resulting exchange of resources and expertise, we can provide our customers with an even more comprehensive and cross-industry range of services," says Christoph Lindzus, Managing Director of TEHA Technology Group.

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