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05 december 2023

Anders Invest participates in Vanmac Group

Anders Invest acquired a minority interest in Vanmac Group from Amersfoort. The company produces machines for the turf industry, green and sports field management, green management at airports and waste collection. The company has a turnover of € 15-20 million and employs approximately 60 employees.

Vanmac Group finds its roots in Van Loen Techniek B.V., founded in 1932. Under the name Trilo it markets machines of its own making. Vanmac produces leaf blowers, mowing vacuum trucks, leaf vacuum trucks and (waste) suction containers. The Trilo mowing suction wagon is a unique machine that mows and vacuums grass in one and the same movement. It enables airport green managers to keep grass at an ideal height while minimizing the risk of nuisance from birds and the associated risk of 'bird strikes'. The company has production locations in Amersfoort and Vietnam and has a sales office in England. Vanmac realizes worldwide sales through direct sales and a dealer network.

Anders Invest has acquired the shares in Vanmac Group from the current owners Peter van Mispelaar and Leo van Loen, who remain committed to the company as long-term shareholders. In 2027, Anders Invest will expand its interest in Vanmac to a majority of the shares. The current general manager, Christiaan Arends, also joins as a shareholder. Together with the existing management team, they will actively contribute to the growth and professionalization of the organization.

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