Amixalan Business Group has entered the industrialised construction sector following the acquisition of an 85% majority stake in the Navarre-based company 3DModular. The industrialised modular construction sector is in full expansion due to the fact that this type of construction allows for the development of more viable, sustainable and efficient projects, with greater job security for the workers involved in their execution.
Compared to traditional construction, this type of construction moves the production process to a closed environment that allows exhaustive control of the materials used -more efficient and sustainable-, a shorter execution time, at lower costs, with top quality materials, less waste generation and the possibility of customising the final product by tailoring it to the needs of the client and to the most demanding regulations in terms of accessibility.
The company 3DModular, based in Pamplona and with extensive experience in the sector, will tackle, after the entry of the Amixalan group, the implementation of a technological development, growth and internationalisation plan. 3DModular is currently participating, among other projects, in the extension of the terminal building at Cordoba airport by manufacturing, in its own facilities, the industrialised modules that will be implemented in the airport terminal, thereby reducing the carbon footprint and substantially shortening construction times.
The management team of 3DModular will continue to lead the company and the entire human team will be maintained, increasing it as it progresses in its growth strategy; in addition to the fact that in the coming years it is planned to expand the facilities to increase its production capacity considerably.
In this way, Amixalan will continue to strengthen the business fabric of Navarre and contribute to the preservation and generation of employment in the region. The business group already has 10 companies, both acquired and newly created, and more than 200 employees.
Pablo Landa, CEO of Amixalan, pointed out that ‘this acquisition is part of the group’s strategy of investing in companies that operate in sectors with great potential for innovation, growth and internationalisation, and in this sense we are committed to industrialised construction to respond to the great challenges of the sector’.
For his part, Sergio Pemán, CEO of 3DModular, said that ‘with the entry of Amixalan, 3DModular will have the support and resources of the business group in this phase of growth in which it is immersed, which will allow it to strengthen its technical capabilities, take advantage of synergies and improve its competitiveness, increasing its value and its potential for business growth’.
PKF Attest has carried out the Due Diligence and has participated in the transaction as legal advisor to the purchaser, while Invvia Corporate Solutions and Bestax have provided financial and legal advice to the seller.