Erik Gubbels has taken over West Plant Group following its declared bankruptcy. Erik is a shareholder of WPG Real Estate BV and WPG BV.
From now on, Dutch propagator West Plant Group will continue under the name WPG. Thanks to the takeover and the efforts of the partly existing management team, a press release issued on Tuesday evening states, "a solid foundation has been laid for a future-proof continuation of the company."
New owner and management
The acquisition also brings a new management team to the helm of WPG. Wieke Grubben, Managing Director, takes charge and brings with him a renewed vision and strategy. "We are excited about the future of WPG and believe we can achieve strong and sustainable growth with this relaunch," said the new owner, Erik Gubbels.
Retaining core business and employees
An important part of the takeover and relaunch is the preservation of core activities and a large part of employment. Half of the employees can continue their work, which is positive news for both staff and customers. This offers continuity and stability within the market in which WPG operates.
New strategy and vision
The relaunch under new ownership also introduces a renewed business strategy, focused on innovation, sustainability, and more efficient operations. Wieke Grubben says, "We see this acquisition and relaunch as an opportunity to come back stronger and further optimize our services. With new investments and a sharp focus on customer needs, we are ready for the future."
Thanks to customers and partners
WPG would like to thank its customers, suppliers, and other partners for their patience and trust over the past period. Without their support, this relaunch would not have been possible. The company remains committed to delivering the highest quality.
Index photo: look into the greenhouse, 2019. Facebook photo
For more information:
West Plant Group
organisatie@westplantgroup.com
www.westplantgroup.com