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July 15, 2016 · about 10 years ago

MeeMaken takes over Kenz Figee

Kenz Figee, a Dutch lifting and hoisting systems provider for the international offshore oil and gas industry, has a new owner. The company on Friday said it was being taken over by MeeMaken BV, a firm with the worldwide network and portfolio comprising service companies to the offshore energy busin

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Kenz Figee, a Dutch lifting and hoisting systems provider for the international offshore oil and gas industry, has a new owner.

The company on Friday said it was being taken over by MeeMaken BV, a firm with the worldwide network and portfolio comprising service companies to the offshore energy business.

The former senior management at Mammoet, Roderik van Seumeren and Natasja Sesink will be the new owners of Kenz Figee as partners of MeeMaken BV.

Robert de Rijcke , Commercial Director of Kenz Figee Group: “We believe that MeeMaken BV can lift us to the next professional level.”

According to a statement by Kenz Figee, the strengths and joint success of companies such as Selmers, Euro-Rigging, Alltec Lifting Systems, Be One Development and LiftWerx, will be combined so that a larger market can be served.

The name Kenz Figee Group, as well as the business activities of the two active business units ( Kenz Cranes and Kenz Crane Services), will stay unchanged. The financial details of the transaction were not disclosed.

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