The owners of EA-Connect and Voss Industry have entered into an agreement whereby the owner of EA-Connect acquires 15% of Voss Industry. The purpose of the decision is to create a synergy that will elevate their respective strategic positioning in the market.

EA-Connect and Voss Industry are both strongly customer-driven companies, and this alignment of forces will allow the two companies to cooperate closely across the entire value change.

The two companies’ competencies lie in different areas of the industry. EA-Connect traditionally specialises in complex parts in terms of surface and dimensions, as well as sub-assemblies. Voss Industry on the other hand has its strengths in small turning parts, medical components, and springs.

A collaboration that will strengthen both companies

Uffe Nørgaard, owner and managing director of EA-Connect, expressed his enthusiasm for the collaboration, stating:

“EA-Connect and Voss Industry are very similar companies even though we have rarely been in direct competition. Despite our identical setup, we serve different customer segments and have different competencies. This means that we can focus on benefitting from the positive synergies that will strengthen the two companies respectively.”

Esko Schmidt-Sørensen, owner and managing director of Voss Industry, agrees with the sentiment of collaboration and adds:

“Our connection goes back several years, and we have developed mutual respect and trust over time. The new ownership marks the beginning of a gradual succession but one which respects the culture and relations of Voss Industry. We have been building our company since 1999 and have always focused on our customer relations. It is vital for us to keep this culture and continue caring for our customers.”

The alliance between EA-Connect and Voss Industry is a testament to the commitment both companies hold for their clients. As they embark on this new phase of collaboration, the companies are set to collectively strengthen their customer relations, quality, and strategic growth.