The merged group serves as an ideal platform for further buy-and-build activities.
In a strategic move to strengthen their position in the European office furniture market, two of Belgium's leading office furniture providers, Pami and Robberechts, have announced their merger. They aspire to become a top-25 player in the European office furniture industry in the coming years.
Pami and Robberechts, both well-established players in the Benelux office furniture market, have decided to combine their expertise. Founded in 1880, Robberechts is a Belgian producer of standardized and customized solutions for every type of workspace, from offices to warehouses. Pami, founded in 1958, is a Belgian supplier of comprehensive solutions for workplaces. The merged entity is expected to focus more on expanding into new markets to realize its international growth plans.
Currently active in Belgium, Netherlands, France, Luxembourg, and Germany, the combined group generates a revenue of approximately 80 million euro with 320 employees, placing them among the top-50 in the 37 billion euro European office furniture market.
The merged group serves as an ideal platform for further buy-and-build activities, aspiring to become a top-25 player in the European office furniture industry in the coming years.
Pami and Robberechts will continue to operate as standalone brands, preserving the trust of existing customers and maintaining the familial character of both companies.
The teams of EY and NX Corporate Finance were actively involved as advisory companies to complete the merger between Pami and Robberechts.
