Engineering company focused on CNC machining and machine manufacturing

Basic Information

The subject of the sale is an established Czech engineering company specialising in CNC machining, metalwork and the manufacture of machinery according to customers‘ technical drawings. The company operates in the Pilsen Region and has a modern, fully equipped manufacturing facility with its own premises.

Throughout its existence, the company has undergone significant development — it has expanded its machinery fleet, introduced 3D CAD/CAM modelling and machining, and built up a stable customer base of approximately 40 active corporate clients. The company’s machines and products can today be found all over the world — in Europe, Canada, South America, Africa and Japan.

The company’s key competence is its ability to handle projects comprehensively from drawing through production and assembly to surface treatment and delivery. All customers are B2B entities — industrial companies for which the company manufactures components, parts or complete machines according to their drawings and technical documentation. This value-added supplier position ensures recurring orders without dependence on proprietary product lines.

The team consists of 10–15 employees including the head of production, a quality manager, qualified CNC operators and administrative staff. Staff turnover is low and the team is stable and young. The current owner, who holds the role of technical adviser at approximately 4 hours per day, is willing to remain for as long as necessary to train the new owner or director.

The reason for the sale is the owner’s intention to change his professional focus — the company is being sold from a position of strength, not due to operational difficulties.

The company’s key strengths include a modern and fully equipped machinery fleet capable of machining products weighing up to 10,000 kg, comprising CNC machining centres with 5-axis capability, metalworking machinery and measuring instruments with output reports. The production facility is therefore able to handle demanding and large-scale orders that smaller operations cannot accommodate. Further strengths include long-established customer relationships, zero indebtedness, a clear and consistent financial profile, and its own production site, the lease of which will be contractually secured following the sale of the company.

The transaction is structured as the sale of a 100% business share excluding real estate. The real estate will remain in the ownership of the seller and will be leased to the new owner on a long-term basis under market conditions. This structure significantly reduces the initial investment and allows the potential buyer to direct capital towards developing the business.

The ideal acquirer is a strategic industrial investor — an engineering or metal fabrication company seeking additional capacity or geographic expansion — or an experienced manager or investor group interested in acquiring a profitable manufacturing business.