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About MBB SE

MBB SE is a German industrial holding company listed on Xetra/Frankfurt (DAX/MDAX/SDAX), in Germany, with a long-term value-creation profile focused on family-owned mid-sized businesses and technology-led growth. Founded in November 1995, the company traces part of its identity to the engineering legacy of the Messerschmitt-Bölkow-Blohm group, which MBB highlights as an important source of its technological mindset. Today, MBB operates as an independent industrial investor combining organic growth with targeted acquisitions. Its headquarters are in Germany, and the group employs more than 4,000 people on a consolidated basis. MBB’s business model is built around a diversified portfolio of industrial and technology-oriented subsidiaries. Key activities include pipeline and plant construction for gas and power networks, winding technology and automation for e-mobility applications, cybersecurity, software and cloud solutions, industrial systems based on renewable raw materials, tissue and hygiene products, and logistics solutions linked to online retail and mattresses. This mix gives the group exposure to several structural growth themes, including the energy transition, electrification, digital security, industrial automation and resilient manufacturing demand. From a competitive standpoint, MBB differentiates itself through entrepreneurial management, strong capital discipline and a historically solid balance sheet. The company emphasizes long-term compounding, cash generation and active capital allocation, including share buybacks and dividends. Recent disclosures indicate that MBB surpassed the €1 billion revenue mark in 2024 and then delivered further growth in 2025, with adjusted revenue of about €1.17 billion. Management also reported a strong start to 2026, including a sharp increase in adjusted EBITDA in the first quarter, while confirming the full-year outlook. Recent headlines include the release of FY 2025 results, a proposed increase in the base dividend to €1.21 per share, and an expansion of the 2025 share buyback program to €25 million with an extended duration. For French-speaking investors, MBB SE stands out as a German industrial platform with diversified exposure to secular growth markets, but its investment case still depends on execution at subsidiary level, portfolio discipline and the continued strength of its balance sheet.