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A German hidden champion changes hands. Built by a family, sold for billions and now controlled from the US. Why are more and more owners willing to sell, and w…
A German hidden champion changes hands. Built by a family, sold for billions and now controlled from the US. Why are more and more owners willing to sell, and what does that mean for Germanys economy?
#ebm-pabst #Mulfingen #arbeitsplätze #US-Investor
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The report should be digging into the reason of this sell!
@@Staypositive1206Imported2wk ago
Germany should resist selling out to outside investment/PEI's that are currently stripping power and enterprise from the people and transferring that wealth and control to the 1% that are aiming to be global oligarchs.
@@DannyM-v4dImported2wk ago
Only the mayor seems happy smile seeing that 400 M from selling decades old german company to the americans. !
@@urgaadagaalii3145Imported2wk ago
First, they ravage you by connecting you to wars. They put their stooges in high places. Then the value of your important institutions will be devalued. Then they move in and buy your institutions at cheaper prices. You eventually loose your country and sovereignty.
@@fingolfinmorgoth5511Imported2wk ago
If sturm is so benevolent why doesn't he use the money he got from selling his workers to americans to keep financing the roads?<br>Or did he sell it at a loss? Then he could just keep operating his company like before
@@timdang7920Imported2wk ago
Better than selling to the Chinese. They take you IP and close your company
@@ksull8063Imported2wk ago
this company will be driven into the ground
@@prashanthb6521Imported2wk ago
I loved to have PAPST fans in the servers I built. Now onwards it will change for sure.
@@gotfan7743Imported2wk ago
Last decade saw Germany bending over to China and transfering technology and even selling off companies like Kuka, KraussMaffei group, Ista, Biotest AG, Rabe etc. This decade Germany will bend over to America and do the same thing as shown in the video. Heck, few months ago a German company Heller made a 5 axis CNC machine and lo behold they sold the company to South Korea. One can't stress this enough how important is CNC machines for modern industries. Call me a pessimist, I am slowly seeing the decline of German industry. They no longer play the long game. They are ready to sell their vital industries to the highest bidder.
@@RosarioVasta-s8t6yImported2wk ago
Merz helping the Blackrock industry?
@@tony133-n2kImported2wk ago
In the US when a trusted family-owned company is sold to an investor, it ends up being bled out and the assets sold off. Employees are doomed.
@@patrickrichard2106Imported2wk ago
This company is now subject to measures like Trump's, or his successors'; move production to the US, or else...
@@robertoestivillImported2wk ago
Young people don't want to deal with the old german bureaucracy that fails to innovate and make things easier. Who would have guess that.
@@ramthianImported2wk ago
😢
@@BobDenver-p5rImported2wk ago
With Germany going in the direction of The AfD, the writing is on the wall for what comes next. What companies will want to stay in Germany when another Verordnung des Reichspräsidenten zum Schutz von Volk und Staat is put in place or may be soon? We've been here before, we won't get caught flatfooted again and Germany doesn't have a Neville Chamberlain to exploit this time.
A German hidden champion changes hands. Built by a family, sold for billions and now controlled from the US. Why are more and more owners willing to sell, and what does that mean for Germanys economy?
#ebm-pabst #Mulfingen #arbeitsplätze #US-Investor
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