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08 january 2026

Anders Invest invests in Falkom

Anders Invest has acquired a 40% stake in Falkom B.V., a manufacturer of recovery vehicles based in Tiel. The company generates annual revenue of €20 to €25 million and employs nearly 100 people.

Founded in 1983 and headquartered in Tiel, Falkom designs and builds recovery vehicles for cars and trucks. The company has developed into an international player with a broad product portfolio and supplies customers through a network of dealers and direct relationships across Europe and beyond. Production takes place in the Netherlands and Poland.

Falkom offers a complete range of vehicles that combine maximum operational capacity with a lightweight design. Thanks to its capabilities in electronics, hydraulics and mechanics, the company can integrate truck beds, cranes and tool cabinets onto a wide range of truck chassis. Innovative designs provide optimal storage space and a high-quality finish, ensuring customers receive vehicles that are not only functional but also visually appealing.

Falkom will retain a strong management team with a proven track record of growth. Managing Director Evert van de Glind, who has been responsible for day-to-day management since 2015, will retain a 50% shareholding. Ties Aalbers, who has long been responsible for operations, will acquire a 10% stake. Under the leadership of Evert, Ties and the wider Falkom team, the company has tripled its revenue over the past ten years and has grown into one of the international market leaders.

With Anders Invest’s participation, Falkom can further realize its long-term growth ambitions. The company will remain focused on innovation, customer orientation and productivity.

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