GREENPEAK 2022 – Jahresrückblick
Der Jahresrückblick 2022 für uns bei GREENPEAK Partners – wir können auf ein Jahr zurückblicken, in dem wir unserem Ziel, nachhaltige Unternehmensgruppen in Dienstleistungsbranchen aufzubauen und zu Marktführern zu entwickeln, ein gutes Stück näher gekommen sind.
Am Ende eines weiteren ereignisreichen Jahres ist es an der Zeit, über die Erfolge, Herausforderungen und Veränderungen nachzudenken, die unser Geschäft im Jahr 2022 geprägt haben.
Fonds II erfolgreich abgeschlossen
12 neue Teammitglieder
2 neue Initiativen im Bereich ESG und Nachhaltigkeit
1 neue Unternehmensgruppe
17 transformative Akquisitionen
Auf ein erfolgreiches Jahr 2023!

Hexagon-EAM-specialist Spectades B.V. joins ROBUR
Enterprise Asset Management specialist Spectades B.V. (Brielle, The Netherlands) becomes part of ROBUR. The group is thus further expanding its leading EAM market position and further rounds out the portfolio for everything to do with digital and industrial transformation in industrial services for the leading industrial and energy companies in Europe.
“We are one of the most established teams in the entire EAM market in Europe and without a doubt the company with the most experience and with the most successful implementations of HxGN EAM” explains Jan Doorduin, one of the managing directors and owners of Spectades B.V. “We operate in Europe in a market that is growing together more and more, so that in recent years we have also been able to get to know RODIAS and their broad Enterprise Asset Management expertise as a valued coopetition partner. This gave rise to the idea of intensified cooperation in a group of companies.” continues Mark Jansen, Co-Managing Director for Account Management and Sales of Spectades.

“The Spectades management team has built up an excellent market position and reputation and is therefore a crucial building block for us to make our strategy of a European EAM provider come true,” says Dennis Mausberg, Senior Partner of ROBUR and CEO of the Business Unit Industrial Transformation. “We are looking forward to having Spectades, the HxGN EAM expert in Europe, in the group and to further expanding our teams on this platform together,” adds André Panné from the sister company RODIAS which is already part of ROBUR.
Based on the many years of experience of the company founders (Jan Doorduin, Ron Wagner, Anil Laldjie, Mark Jansen), Spectades has set a benchmark in terms of quality and efficiency in the European EAM consulting landscape. Their in-depth knowledge and expertise, paired with an excellent approach to integrating near and off-shore experts, makes them an example of contemporary, decentralized IT integration services.
“We want to support the industry in the challenges of transformation with our know-how, our experience, and our range of services. Be it about classic industrial services, or especially with the modernization, digitization, and automation of our customers’ systems,” explains Jan-Jörg Müller-Seiler, Managing Partner and CEO of ROBUR. “With Spectades and the experienced management team, we have found the perfect addition to our portfolio and are delighted that Jan and his team have become part of ROBUR and will thus further strengthen the Industrial Transformation business unit. We are already doing more than 1/3 of our turnover in ROBUR by supporting our customers’ digital and industrial transformation and we want to and will continue to grow,” adds Müller-Seiler.
“As an industrial service specialist, ROBUR is constantly striving to expand the group of specialists to include such experts who supplement our portfolio with additional services. With Jan and Mark, we quickly realized that we share a common set of values and the idea of cooperation. We have accordingly consistently then laid the foundations for a common future in ROBUR.” Florian Kopp, co-founder and managing partner of ROBUR, explains this step towards further expansion of the group.
“We still have a lot planned as ROBUR. With the Spectades team, we have laid another building block for the successful international growth of the group and are thus living up to our claim as a leading full-service provider for ecological and industrial change – welcome to the team!” explains Jan-Jörg Müller-Seiler.
JASCHEK MT strengthens ROBUR's Relocation and Installation expertise.
The relocation and installation specialist JASCHEK MT (Munich, Regensburg, Bamberg) becomes part of ROBUR and thus strengthens the group’s portfolio in this area around the existing ROBUR partners TEC (Dormagen) and WIR (Eltmann).
“As JASCHEK MT, we can look back on more than 40 years of experience in the smooth execution of complex industrial assemblies,” explains Tommy Füllner, Managing Director and owner of JASCHEK MT “During this time, colleagues from ROBUR kept running into us and after initially appreciative competition, we realized over time that we complement each other excellently in our product portfolio and in our customer segments,” continues Tommy Füllner out.
“Tommy and his team have a lot of experience and together we want to further expand our market position in the automotive sector,” says Dennis Mausberg, Senior Partner at ROBUR and CEO of the Industrial Transformation business unit. “Here we can optimally interlock our service portfolio with one another, supplemented by offers in the field of steel construction and an expanded vehicle fleet. This is how we offer our customers a holistic offer and generate considerable added value for them,” adds Dennis Mausberg.

With its extensive machine park and locations in Munich, Regensburg and Bamberg, JASCHEK MT can provide further hubs for ROBUR on the one hand and can also fall back on the many locations of the group in Germany and Europe.
“We want to support the industry in the challenges of transformation with our know-how, our experience, and our range of services. Be it modernization, digitization, automation or relocation or installation of our customers’ systems,” explains Jan-Jörg Müller-Seiler, Managing Partner and CEO of ROBUR. “With JASCHEK MT and Tommy we have found the perfect addition to our portfolio, and we are pleased that he and his team have become part of ROBUR and that they would also like to take on an active role in Dennis’ Industrial Transformation business unit,” adds Müller-Seiler.
“ROBUR is an industrial service specialist and as such we strive to constantly expand our group of specialists and to supplement our portfolio of services. The exchange with Tommy was friendly, cordial and based on partnership right from the start and it was therefore quickly clear that the team at JASCHEK MT will be an enrichment for the whole group”, Florian Kopp, co-founder and Managing Partner of ROBUR, explains this step towards further expansion of the group.
“We still have a lot planned as ROBUR. With Tommy and his team, we have laid another building block for the successful growth of the group and are thus living up to our claim as a leading full-service provider for ecological and industrial change – welcome to the team!” concludes Jan-Jörg Müller-Seiler.
FRANKE Industrieofen Service joins ROBUR and will expand its business under the new brand FIOS
FRANKE Industrieofen Service – the leading furnace inspection company – has joined ROBUR – the Munich based industry service specialist – and will offer its furnace inspection and monitoring services from now on under its new branding “FIOS”.
“For more than 20 years FRANKE Industrieofen Service has been the partner of choice when best in class furnace inspection and monitoring services are needed” states Dr. Norbert Pfitzner, founder, and CEO of FRANKE Industrieofen Service. “Operating in the glass and aluminum industry we are already very well known in Germany and the central European region – but together with ROBUR we want to expand our reach and offer our services to even more clients – together with the many ROBUR partners and especially with our long-time friends at EXCELSIUS”.

GREENPEAK Partners successfully closed its Fund II in July 2022
- GREENPEAK Partners Fund II GmbH & Co. KG (the “Fund”) closed on 29 July 2022 with EUR 150m-200m in deployment capacity within Fund II incl. co-investments
- The Fund is an aspiring SFDR Article 8 fund
- Fund II has made five platform investments and is now focusing on add-ons; it expects to make three to five add-ons per platform per year
- GREENPEAK invests EUR 30m-50m of equity per platform company, with EUR 3m-20m deployed per add-on
- The Fund portfolio companies include Academia, Certania, Epiona, Viventec, and Paratus
- Ely Place and Acanthus were acting as placement agents for the fundraise of GREENPEAK Fund II
- Orbit Fund Boutique was acting as legal counsel for the Fund
On the Fund’s strategy
GREENPEAK Partners Fund II follows an ESG theme-led, entrepreneurial Buy & Build strategy driving consolidation in attractive and pre-identified service niches in the DACH market. We specialise in three industrial areas: healthcare, business services, and services for real assets. GREENPEAK seeks value-creation through technology employment in these sectors capitalizing on the mega-trends of environmental and longevity that Europeans care so much for.
We team up with buy-in entrepreneurs and seek to acquire stable cashflow generating companies forming sustainable partnerships between them and thereby building up larger businesses. We always invest into cashflows at fair market valuations, build solid service groups where the re-investing sellers, managing directors, and employees find a home with greater stability also when sailing against economic headwinds.
On GREENPEAK Partners
GREENPEAK Partners is a company builder with proven track record and comprehensive expertise in the foundation, development, and expansion of industry leaders within the German, Austrian, and Swiss markets. While executing its Buy & Build strategies, GREENPEAK aims at developing industry leaders by virtue of strong and close partnerships, ESG values, and aligned sustainable interests.
Throughout the years, the GREENPEAK Partner team has built 8 platforms, all flourishing today, with annual revenues of over €750m.
The founding and managing partners Daniel Beringer, Florian Kopp, Jens Cremer and Dr. Michael Ruoff lead the strategic and operational business of GREENPEAK.
Greenpeak Partners on emerging manager fundraising and specialisation
By Harriet Matthews, published at unquote.com
As Greenpeak Partners wraps up the final close of its second fund, managing partner Daniel Beringer speaks to Unquote about the Munich-headquartered GP’s latest fundraise and its focus on healthcare, business and real assets services buy-and-build.
Beringer did not disclose the expected final close amount, for Greenpeak Fund II, but said that the GP should have EUR 150m-200m in deployment capacity with Fund II plus co-investments. It previously raised EUR 110m for its debut fund.
Ely Place and Acanthus have acted as placement agents for the fundraise of vehicle, which is an Article 8 fund under the SFDR.

“We felt that raising around EUR 150m in total capital was a realistic goal, ”Beringer said. “We thought we might get it there a little but faster at the start, but we took half a year longer in the current environment as we are a new fund. We have an almost overperforming portfolio, but with so many large funds drawing money, you need the track record and credibility to raise money – people’s capacity for trial and error is decreasing.”
The GP is well aware that the current market has been, and continues to be, a particularly tough one for emerging managers. “The industry has professionalised and the only strategy as a small fund you can go for is specialisation,” Beringer said. “We specialise in buy and build in three areas: healthcare; and business services, and services for real assets. Technology is engrained into these, and in both sectors, the trend we believe makes sense for us is the environmental and longevity trends that Europeans care so much for.”
Greenpeak’s investment strategy has left its portfolio relatively well insulated from the current market, according to Beringer. “We always acquire cashflow generating companies and build up larger companies from this,” he said. “We have always invested into cashflows at sensible single-digit multiples, so we aren’t suffering so much from multiple compression.”
Its investment themes have also offered a form of buffer from the current cycle, Beringer said. “There is always some cyclicality out there, and consumer preference can change – but people still go to the doctors, and the environment still needs protecting. The trend drivers are higher than the GDP growth drivers.”
Building platforms
Fund II has made five platform investments and is now focusing on add-ons; the GP expects to make three to five add-ons per company from the fund. Greenpeak generally makes 20 deals per year, including add-ons for its portfolio, Beringer said.
Greenpeak typically invests EUR 30m-50m per platform company, with EUR 3m-20m deployed per add-on. It targets businesses based in the DACH region with EBITDA of EUR 500,000-5m and revenues of EUR 5m-50m, according to its website. It focuses on businesses with strong management teams.
The fund’s portfolio companies include laboratory data group Academia, ecological testing, inspection and certification provider Certania, building technology service provider Viventec, and healthcare software and IT provider Paratus.
“HVAC buy-and-build for Viventec is a big topic for us at the moment, particularly given the possibility we will be cut off from Russian gas,” Beringer said. “We foresaw houses getting greener, but we didn’t foresee Russia’s war with Ukraine. We are seeing good growth and a lot of interesting opportunities for Certania, too, which focuses on ESG testing and inspection, and there are similar opportunities for Robur.”
Robur is an industrial service provider that focuses on assisting companies with digital transformation and ecological change. Its services include planning and realisation, operation and maintenance, relocation, and dismantling and disassembly. The GP owns the company via its debut fund.
“We are still debating whether we want to exit any of our portfolio, it could definitely still happen this year,” Beringer said. “The development of our businesses is favourable, but the market might not be favourable for exiting.”
Aside from deals, the GP’s future plans include preparing for its next fundraise. “We will discuss raising the next fund in September or October as it depends on our deployment,” Beringer said. “If we deploy fast, we could come to the market earlier, but a reasonable goal would be 2023.”
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GREENPEAK Partners becomes a signatory to Initiative Climat International (iCI)

GREENPEAK Partners is pleased to announce it has become a signatory to Initiative Climat International (iCI). The decision to join iCI is an important step on GREENPEAK’s sustainability journey, reflecting its deep commitment to integrating ESG principles in its investment thesis.
iCI is a platform of leading private equity investors under the umbrella of the UNPRI dedicated to play a crucial part in reducing carbon emissions from private equity-backed companies. iCI signatories commit to jointly work towards reaching the goals of the 2015 Paris agreement on limiting CO2 emissions. Collaboration is a key driver for iCI. Its members commit to sharing best practice, key learnings and resources to accelerate change.
Daniel Beringer, Managing Partner of GREENPEAK Partners states: “GREENPEAK’s investment philosophy is highly aligned with iCI’s collaborative approach of experience sharing and working together towards a common goal. Our focus on establishing a partnership culture in the businesses we build allows us to scale the efforts to reach the goals of the Paris Agreement.”
Michael Ruoff, Managing Partner of GREENPEAK Partners adds: “We recognize that climate change will have an adverse effect on the global economy. This generates both risks and opportunities for our investments which we have committed ourselves to address in the best possible way.”
Valentina Stadler, ESG Officer, GREENPEAK Partners highlights: “We at GREENPEAK Partners are deeply committed to a sustainable future. ESG is deeply engrained in our corporate culture and an integral part of our investment DNA. Joining forces with other iCI members on addressing climate change will propel us forward in reaching our key ESG goal to reduce GHG emissions across all GREENPEAK companies.”
GREENPEAK Partner’s commitments include
- As a member of the Initiative Climate International (iCI), we have joined forces with the international private equity community to contribute to The Paris Agreement to limit global warming to well below two degrees celius, and in pursuit of 1.5%.
- We will actively engage with our partner companies to establish measurement of their CO2 emissions and set an ambitious, but realistic reduction target – and will do the same for ourselves at fund level.
- We will support and promote the iC International among private equity firm peers.
GREENPEAK Partners is a team of investment professionals driven by our purpose to “build businesses and partnerships”. We believe that a sustainable economy is built by entrepreneurs with a vision to combine economic success with the achievement of ecological, social and governmental (ESG) criteria beyond today’s standards. We are a company builder with proven track record and comprehensive expertise in the foundation, development, and expansion of industry leaders within the German, Austrian, and Swiss markets. While executing its Buy & Build strategies, GREENPEAK aims at developing industry leaders by virtue of strong and close partnerships, ESG values, and aligned sustainable interests.
For more information on GREENPEAK, please refer to our website & our ESG policy.
Big Hitter – ROBUR CEO Jan-Jörg Müller-Seiler

It’s hard to image that a company which sprang up from an idea in 2015 could, a mere six years later, become one of the world’s biggest industrial services providers globally, but German company ROBUR has done just that.
The company was seeded from a desire to redefine high-quality industrial services in a changing market environment. ROBUR has developed a finance and leadership model that is founded in partnership and entrepreneurialism. With almost 3,000 employees across 26 member companies, the company extends across wind, water, energy, industrial, and process industries. ROBUR partners with customers such as Siemens and GE, creating holistic solutions from planning through to implementation in the areas of installation, maintenance, relocation, and decommissioning.
Today, CEO Jan-Jörg Müller-Seiler talks from his Munich office with all the confident dynamism of someone who has been leading this company for decades, rather than the modest four years he’s been at the helm of ROBUR.
“The company was founded by three entrepreneurs – I started as a fourth founder in 2017. We wanted to create an industrial service company based in Germany but then expand internationally, delivering the kind of European service standard that’s demanded by our international customers,” he explains.
And expand the company has. Since purchasing its first three companies in 2017, ROBUR is now 26 companies-strong with a turnover of approximately 300 million euros, operating across energy, wind, industrial, process, and water verticals. ROBUR’s companies are geographically spread from Spain to Latin America, the US to Egypt, Turkey, and South Africa.
Jan-Jörg took up the CEO role in 2019. Born in Spain, his international career includes a 15-year stint with LURGI an engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) in the Germany and UK before Jan-Jörg became executive VP of Intertek PLC, a UK-listed third biggest international quality assurance provider in the tech sector. Four years ago, ROBUR’s founder and then-CEO and chairman Daniel Beringer came knocking. Jan-Jörg says:
“Daniel wanted to give small to medium enterprises the possibility to grow further, so we created this industrial service idea. We started to acquire small to medium enterprises to form a bigger enterprise. And we have done that quite successfully.”
ROBUR is now divided into three divisions, Energy, Process, and Digital. They are managed by business units that sit beneath these teams. It’s a model where small businesses, companies, and divisions work together to create a single, unified, industrial services offering, and is a key point of difference for the ROBUR model. Partnerships are at its heart. “What differentiates us from our competitors is partnership thinking,” Jan-Jörg explains. “A lot of companies claim that they have the same philosophy but having worked for different companies, I have seen where working as a partnership is great when everything is working well, but when you hit a crisis, you suddenly realise what your partnership isn’t.”
Certainly, the last two years have been a crisis, so how has the partnership model performed over this time? “COVID has done a lot of challenging things, disrupted a lot of things. But one thing that it hasn’t done is take our partnerships away. On the contrary, it has brought us together much stronger. We realised that as a partner-driven group we can be more successful together than continuing by ourselves.”
Jan-Jörg is clearly proud of this, so too how ROBUR has navigated the pandemic: “We have sailed through better than average because we are so diversified. The digital business has performed well during COVID, the process business, however, has not done quite so well. A lot of projects were delayed over the last year. And the wind business has done well because we are diversified internationally.”
Jan-Jörg is quick to add that it is skills and people, rather than the machinery, that’s behind ROBUR’s buoyancy. “We have created a home for specialists – they did not go away during COVID. We did not release people to achieve a certain cost-cutting ratio, because we all agreed that the pandemic would be over one day and that we would eventually need good people and good specialists to continue our mission.”
As businesses emerge from the crisis, companies which retained their staff and culture seem to have generally fared better than those who used staff livelihoods to balance their COVID-ravaged books. While ROBUR did everything to protect its staff, it wasn’t necessarily easy. “It was a big challenge, I really had to manoeuvre between costs and keeping people,” Jan-Jörg says.
“We took the opportunity to increase the quality of our people. We knew that when the pandemic was over, we would be able to serve our customers with the best quality of products and services and honestly, I didn’t want to give our competitors the opportunity to get the good people that we have trained.”
It is not surprising that ROBUR protected the livelihoods of its staff through the pandemic, as the company positions its skilled specialists as a key differentiator in the delivery of products and services. “We always have to be ahead of our competition with our quality delivery and this doesn’t always come naturally. You need to get the right people who understand, for example, how to repair a wind blade, how to engineer a pipe, how to work with robotics.”
Despite the challenges of late, Jan-Jörg is energised about ROBUR’s future: “In the next three years we would like to double or triple our revenue.” He sees this revenue coming from continued global expansion into new regional markets, including further expansion into the US and Latin America. “Expanding further in Europe too,” Jan-Jörg adds, “there’s still a lot of room in Europe.” The CEO considers the question a moment longer, “and even though we are big enough in Germany, if we found a small or specialist operator in the country with a good service portfolio that fits our philosophy, I would expand acquisition organically in Germany too. We are also looking into northern Europe, at Sweden and Denmark. Scandinavia, watch this space.
GREENPEAK Partners announced today that through their holding group PARATUS, they have acquired a majority stake in D.A.T.A.
GREENPEAK Partners announced today that through their holding group PARATUS, they have acquired a majority stake in D.A.T.A. Corporation Softwareentwicklungs GmbH (D.A.T.A.) in Vienna. D.A.T.A. is a leading provider of RIS and PACS solutions servicing outpatient radiologists in Austria led by a strong management team.
As the first investment by PARATUS, D.A.T.A. is a building block in establishing the leading healthcare software and IT-service provider in the German-speaking region.
Daniel Beringer, Managing Partner for GREENPEAK and CEO of PARATUS, commented, “We are thankful that D.A.T.A. has placed their trust in us as a partner for PARATUS and shares our ESG values and long-term vision. We look forward to working together with D.A.T.A. to continue building a platform that will greatly enhance the treatment of patients through the use of cutting-edge technology”.
Eduardo Desits, Managing Director of D.A.T.A., commented: “In partnering with the PARATUS Group, we were able to achieve a succession arrangement that continues the development intentions of the previous shareholders of D.A.T.A. and affirms management objectives that promise a profitable and exciting future for all stakeholders. This lays the foundation for shaping D.A.T.A.’s future jointly and proactively with PARATUS.
Rainer Anzböck, also Managing Director of D.A.T.A., said: “With PARATUS, there is a particular focus on technology development and the sharing of expert knowledge and best practices. The orientation of the group with respect to ESG criteria also enables us to set a new growth agenda that includes green IT, humanity in the workplace with employee development programs, and the high demands on data protection and data security.”
About PARATUS
PARATUS is dedicated to providing physicians and medical professionals with customised state-of-the-art software solutions to promote better health for the benefit of patients. The group was set up to become a leading provider of specialized niche healthcare software and IT-service solutions in the DACH region. PARATUS will form partnerships between companies and entrepreneurs to actively promote digitization and transformation into a data-driven healthcare system and support the group with HR, digitization, regulatory and data privacy solutions.
PARATUS is pursuing a long-term growth path, both organically and by adding new partners to its group.
About D.A.T.A.
D.A.T.A. is a leading software and IT-service provider of Radiology Information System (RIS) and Picture Archiving and Communication System (PACS) solutions. The company is based in Vienna and services outpatient radiologists in Austria. D.A.T.A. provides software and IT-service solutions throughout the workflow of radiologists, and is a leader in delivering quality.
About GREENPEAK Partners
GREENPEAK Partners is a company builder with proven track record and comprehensive expertise in the foundation, development, and expansion of industry leaders within the German, Austrian, and Swiss markets. While executing its Buy & Build strategies, GREENPEAK aims to develop industry leaders by virtue of strong partnerships, ESG values, and aligned sustainable interests.
To date, the GREENPEAK Partners team has built 7 platforms, with annual revenues exceeding €500m.
Munich Hotel Partners Operate hotel and aquire brand MOOONS in Vienna
Munich Hotel Partners GmbH (MHP), will open its second hotel in Vienna in the fourth quarter of 2021. For this purpose, MHP concluded a lease agreement for the operation of Hotel MOOONS in a prime location at Vienna’s main train station with direct connections to the city center and the airport. The contractual partner is Real I.S. AG, a member of BayernLB and the Sparkassen-Finanzgruppe, which acquired the hotel property on behalf of a German pension fund.
As part of the overall transaction, MHP also acquired the MOOONS brand, which stands for “smart luxury” boutique hotels with striking design, urban lifestyle and internationality. The hotel, originally designed by the Bridge Group and Viennese architects Moser Architects, is thus the first hotel to be opened by MHP under its own MOOONS brand.
It offers 170 rooms in a high-quality design, a restaurant with 156 seats indoors and outdoors, and a spectacular rooftop bar with 60 seats and a view over downtown Vienna. The initially planned opening date last year had to be postponed due to the COVID- 19 pandemic. MHP already operates Le Méridien Vienna in the Austrian capital.
“MOOONS Vienna not only aims to inspire discerning business and leisure travelers, but is also set to become an urban hotspot,” said MHP Managing Director Michael Wagner. “We are certain that the MOOONS concept will enrich Vienna’s hotel and gastronomy scene.”
“The acquisition of the premium and boutique brand MOOONS provides MHP with additional growth options with its own hotel brand,” added MHP Managing Director Dr. Jörg Frehse. “This is another important step in our expansion strategy, which we intend to implement as a soon-to-be listed company.”
As reported, MHP is securing future growth on the capital side through the planned stock market listing. To this end, it is planned to contribute all shares in MHP GmbH to Lifespot Capital AG, Munich, which is already listed on the Munich open market. The necessary process steps are proceeding according to plan and should be completed by the end of this year.
Only a few days ago, MHP announced that it had acquired the former Swissotel Basel together with the US private equity company H.I.G Capital and concluded a long-term management contract for the hotel operation. Following extensive modernization, the hotel will reopen in the first half of 2022 as the “Marriott Hotel Basel”. In addition, the “Hotel Luc” on Berlin’s Gendarmenmarkt, which is also operated by MHP, is expected to open in the fourth quarter of 2021 as a member of the Marriott Autograph Collection following a fundamental modernization.
MHP was advised on the transaction in Vienna by the law firms Wiedenbauer Mutz Winkler & Partner Rechtsanwälte GmbH, Vienna, Jung & Schleicher Rechtsanwälte, Berlin, and NWT Wirtschaftsprüfung & Steuerberatung GmbH.
About MHP
The MHP Group is one of the leading German hotel providers and has established itself in acquiring existing premium hotels. MHP currently operates four Le Méridien brand hotels in Germany and Austria in Hamburg, Stuttgart, Munich and Vienna, as well as the Sheraton Düsseldorf Airport Hotel. All hotels are operated under franchise agreements with Marriott, the world’s largest hotel group.