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Download as PDFThe Local Court of Neu-Ulm ordered provisional insolvency administration for the assets of MH GmbH Automatisierungstechnik on 1 August 2025. Attorney Mr Florian Zistler from PLUTA Rechtsanwalts GmbH has been appointed provisional insolvency administrator. The restructuring expert has now initiated the process of finding an investor for the manufacturer of special-purpose machinery.
The company has a workforce of 20 employees and is continuing to operate. The employees’ wages and salaries are guaranteed for a period of three months thanks to specific substitute benefits provided under German insolvency law.
MH GmbH Automatisierungstechnik specialises in tool making and the construction of special-purpose machinery as well as control technology. The company based in Günzburg designs and manufactures automated production lines, assembly and test stations, packaging machines, robotic equipment and handling systems for a wide range of industries. It also produces stamping, cutting, forming and other tools to customer specifications. Everything is handled internally, from design and manufacture to commissioning. The company also offers maintenance and servicing.
Business continuing to operate without restrictions
Managing director Mr Michael Mödinger emphasised, “The business is continuing to operate as normal and all orders are being met. We are still there for our customers. Our team is motivated and we hope to preserve our business.”
The provisional insolvency administrator launched the process of finding an investor this week with a view to achieving a sustainable continuation solution. SGP Corporate Finance will conduct the structured M&A process. Offers received will be carefully reviewed. The goal during the proceedings is to attain a financially viable outcome that is in the interests of all concerned.
PLUTA attorney Mr Florian Zistler said, “We have managed to stabilise the business in the past few days. The talks with customers and suppliers have been encouraging. We are now focusing on finding an investor.” Mr Zistler is being supported in the proceedings by business lawyer Mr Dennis Stroh.