E2M has been acquired by ASERTI Group
The ASERTI Group, specialized in the electronic maintenance of machinery and equipment for industry and services sectors, has acquired E2M. The terms of this transaction have not been disclosed.
Based in the Paris region, E2M is a private company providing metrology maintenance and services on control, measuring and test equipment, of all kinds and brands, in laboratories as well as on external sites.
Located in Vannes, Brittany, the ASERTI Group is the leader in electronic equipment maintenance activities in France and overseas departments, Germany and Morocco, with its subsidiaries ASERTI Electronic and CNC Services. With this acquisition, the ASERTI Group has the opportunity to broaden its services offer of industrial electronic equipment maintenance, measuring, analysis and test equipment in all sectors.
Oaklins' team in France acted as advisor to the seller in this transaction.
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