Textiles & Apparel Manufacturing / Real Estate Investment
Strategic Profile
The company operates through two segments: Textile and Real Estate. The Real Estate segment focuses on reinvesting capital gains through targeted acquisitions, with properties comprising approximately 482,000 square meters of land and 147,000 square meters of building space across Augsburg, Gersthofen and Kempten locations. This diversified model provides revenue stability and asset appreciation potential.
Cyborg Score Rationale
A heritage German textile company with established brands (Fleuresse, Kaeppel) and real estate holdings, but facing structural headwinds in commoditized textile markets. Recent revenue (~€50M as of mid-2024) and modest employee base (~154) suggest a niche player. Stock trading near €8.45 shows limited momentum despite some technical buy signals.
Top Insights
Dual-segment model balances declining textile margins with real estate appreciation
Strong 220-year heritage provides brand stability in competitive home textiles market
Limited scale at €50M revenue suggests niche positioning rather than mass-market competition
Real estate portfolio represents significant asset base relative to textile operations
Named Competitors
Bed Linen & Contract Textiles — Direct competitors in home textiles and hospitality fabrics
Specialty Fabric Trading — Gray fabric and furnishing textile distributors
Regional Real Estate Operations — Competition in Augsburg/Bavaria industrial property markets
Recent Developments
(February 2026) Stock trading at €8.45 with recent 3.05% gain over 2-week period
(June 2024) FY2024 revenue reported at €49.7M
(2012) IPO on Deutsche Börse XETRA
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