The automotive and industrial supplier Stabilus wants to sell its two subsidiaries Fabreeka and Tech Products to the VMC Group.
The purchase price was 92 million US dollars (78 million euros), the company announced on Monday. The transaction is expected to close in the third fiscal quarter, subject to regulatory approval of the sale. Stabilus primarily wants to use the net proceeds to reduce debt and strengthen its balance sheet. The group confirmed its goals for the full year 2025/2026 despite the planned sales.
“The sale of Fabreeka and Tech Products follows our clearly stated goal of developing Stabilus into one of the world’s leading companies in the field of motion control,” said company boss Michael Büchsner, according to the statement. Both subsidiaries would only offer limited synergy potential within the motion control platform.
According to the company, Fabreeka and Tech Products have been part of Stabilus since 2016. The product portfolio includes components for vibration isolation as well as shock and noise absorption. Both companies together reported sales of around $32 million and adjusted earnings before interest and taxes of around $8.9 million in the 2025 financial year.
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