MS Industrie

MS Industrie has, via its subsidiary MS XTEWC, purchased a 51% stake in Serbian IDAS d.o.o. and holds an option to buy the remaining shares. IDAS specializes in high-precision metal machining for mechanical engineering and, in particular, the pharmaceutical packaging and process industry. The acquisition is intended to diversify the customer and industry portfolio, reduce dependence on the cyclical commercial-vehicle business and create operational synergies; analysts slightly adjust forecasts, raise the price target to €2.60 and reaffirm the “buy” rating. » More on finanzen.net

MS Industrie, via subsidiary MS XTEWC, has acquired a 51 percent majority stake in Serbian company IDAS d.o.o. and holds an option to purchase the remaining shares. IDAS specializes in high-precision metal machining for turned and milled parts and assemblies, particularly for the pharmaceutical packaging and process industry. The acquisition is intended to diversify MS Industrie’s customer and industry portfolio, reduce dependence on the cyclical commercial-vehicle business and create operational synergy potential; full consolidation is expected to have only a minor impact on the company’s financials. Analysts at GBC have slightly adjusted their forecasts, increased the target price from €2.50 to €2.60 and reaffirmed the "buy" rating. » More on finanzen.net

MS XTEC GmbH, a 100% subsidiary of MS Industrie, has acquired 51% of the shares in Serbian IDAS d.o.o.; the remaining 49% remain with Jovan Pejic. IDAS manufactures high-precision metal components for the pharmaceutical packaging and process industry, generated revenues of around EUR 8.5 million in 2025 and employs about 190 people. Upon completion, IDAS will be included in the MS Industrie Group's consolidation scope from early October 2026. » More on finanzen.net