Dürr Completes Sale of Environmental Technology Division to Stellex
November 3, 2025 - 05:28
Dürr, a prominent player in plant engineering and automation, has successfully finalized the sale of its environmental technology division, known as Clean Technology Systems, to Stellex. This strategic move is part of Dürr’s broader initiative to streamline its operations and focus on its core business areas, particularly in robotics and automation.
The environmental technology business has been a crucial part of Dürr's portfolio, specializing in innovative solutions aimed at reducing emissions and enhancing sustainability. By transferring ownership to Stellex, Dürr aims to ensure that the division can continue to thrive and expand under new management, which is expected to bring fresh perspectives and resources to the table.
This transaction aligns with the growing trend of companies prioritizing sustainability and environmental responsibility in their operations. As the demand for eco-friendly technologies continues to rise, the sale is anticipated to benefit both Dürr and Stellex, allowing them to concentrate on their respective strengths while contributing to a greener future.
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