EPP was founded by Jeri and Henry Stenger over 30 years ago. Bryan Burton joined the company in 2000. Together, they have ensured EPP’s steady growth and built an excellent reputation with customers as a customer-focused, reliable, and innovative partner. “With our move to sell EPP, we are protecting the future of our company in advance and ensuring that the existing jobs will stay in place in the long run,” says Bryan Burton. Continuity will be assured, with Jeri Stenger and Bryan Burton staying on board in their same operational roles.
The company fits perfectly into Photonics Systems Group as the group is aiming to further strengthen and expand its activities in electronics. Markus Nicht, the group‘s CEO, is pleased to see the new company joining his group: “EPP has an excellent understanding of customers and outstanding expertise in trimmer applications. The acquisition will allow us to offer our customers even better products and service. Moreover, all of the group companies have their roots in Munich and share similar cultures and values.”
Strengthening distribution and service as a must for further growth, the group will leverage the acquisition to specifically strengthen distribution, service, and applications – all of which are core areas of EPP‘s expertise. This will lay the groundwork required for the group’s further growth in the electronics industry. In addition, the acquisition will make it possible to attend to long-time customers even better and provide them with new, innovative products in the future. The closing of the transaction is expected for the end of November. The owners are seeking above-average growth rates in the coming years for the entire group. Growth is to be achieved both organically and through further add-on investments. Photonics Systems Group aims to create more jobs in the years ahead through its expansion.
