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Arendt & Medernach advises Schütz on strategic Euro-Composites acquisition

5 Sep. 2025 < 1 mn

Arendt & Medernach has advised Schütz GmbH & Co. KGaA (“Schütz Group”) on the acquisition of Euro-Composites S.A. (“EC Group”), a leading international specialist in high-performance composite materials serving the aerospace, rail, and broader industrial sectors.

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Corporate Law, Mergers & Acquisitions

Bob Calmes
Yannick Baer
Anne Weyland

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Christian Point
Gilles Dauphin
Felicitas Sauerbrei

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Bruno Gasparotto
Arnaud Bruneton
Loup Cressey
Hendrik van der Grift
Yasmine El Harsal

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Mateusz Wisniewski
Peter Vedev

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Philippe Schmit
Louis Arendt

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Ursula Pereira Pinto Bassoukou
Elena Wehles

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Astrid Wagner
Sophie Calmes
Tristan Vaisière

Arendt & Medernach has advised Schütz GmbH & Co. KGaA (“Schütz Group”) on the acquisition of Euro-Composites S.A. (“EC Group”), a leading international specialist in high-performance composite materials serving the aerospace, rail, and broader industrial sectors.

Headquartered in Echternach (Luxembourg), with additional operations in Bitburg (Germany) and Culpepper (USA), the EC Group employing around 1,000 people is recognized globally for its advanced composite technologies and plays a vital role as an industrial employer across its sites.

The acquisition marks a significant milestone in the strategic development of the Schütz Group and forms part of a broader restructuring initiative aimed at reinforcing the Luxembourg location and safeguarding employment across EC Group’s international footprint. Schütz Group, a global manufacturer of industrial packaging, energy systems, and construction products, operates from more than 70 production and service locations and employs over 7,000 people.

The transaction remains subject to customary antitrust and foreign investment approvals.