
Achieve success with the Rosinger Group as your investment partner
We are a competent partner for sustainable corporate value increase and strategies. We put our excellent international network at your disposal.
Our investment approach
The Rosinger portfolio includes long-term corporate investments, direct and indirect financial investments in listed companies and private equity investments with a focus on the industrial and financial sectors. The Rosinger Group also holds real estate and investments in financial instruments.
A part of Rosinger's listed financial investments is included in the Rosinger Index ROSGIX, which is wholly owned by a Rosinger Group company and calculated daily by the Vienna Stock Exchange.
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As part of our own company investments, we not only provide capital, but also our many years of experience, our strategic and corporate value-oriented thinking, and our excellent international contact network.

Our goal is to sustainably increase the value of the target company as a temporary partner. The duration of the partnership depends on the shared objectives and the development of the company. The optimal timing and the best path to achieve value enhancement will be decided together with the company and documented in the participation agreement. In this process, our partners benefit from our extensive experience in company sales and IPOs. As is common with professionally acting institutional investors, we are open to all exit strategies.
Long-term strategic investments
By strategic investments, we mean investments in companies that, due to their business model, often have synergy potential with our Rosinger Group or with our investments. These are mostly engineering companies that focus on process engineering, but we also focus on mechanical and plant engineering and energy technology companies. ​
Just as an example of all our strategic investments, we would like to mention Rosinger Energieanlagen GmbH, a German hydrogen technology and energy systems company wholly owned by Rosinger, which is particularly forward-looking in terms of long-term climate goals.

The Rosinger Energieanlagen GmbH was founded in 1999 by Dipl.-Ing. Gregor Heinz Rosinger, with fully paid-in share capital of EUR 39,970,000.00. Rosinger Energieanlagen GmbH was established to consolidate Gregor Heinz Rosingers innovative process technologies in the field of sustainable and decentralized energy generation solutions into a single Rosinger Group company and, as a capital-strong solutions provider, to usher in the hydrogen era in the long term.
Long-Term Financial Investments
In addition to strategic investments, we also hold financial investments in listed companies with a longer-term holding horizon. We only invest in companies whose business model and market we understand. Our acquisitions often take place over an extended period of time, and our exits usually do not occur within a short period of time, unless we accept a takeover offer. For decades, our financial investments, as well as those of our majority shareholder, Gregor Heinz Rosinger, have focused particularly on the Aerospace & Defense sector. The formerly strategic Automotive business unit has also now developed into pure financial investments through a company sale.
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As examples of all our long-term financial investments, we would like to highlight our investments in the Aerospace & Defense and Automotive sectors and mention our portfolio members from these sectors.

The Aerospace & Defense sector has long been a focus of our financial investments because our majority shareholder, Dipl.-Ing. Gregor Heinz Rosinger, recognized many years ago that only a new aera of "mutually assured destruction," like the one that prevailed during the Cold War, can ensure lasting peace. Therefore, our majority shareholder's portfolios and our portfolios currently also include shares in these companies:
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Babcock International Group PLC
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QinetiQ Group PLC
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Leonardo S.p.A.
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Fincantieri S.p.A.

The Automotive sector used to be a strategic business unit of the Rosinger Group until November 2013, when we sold our shares in Hermanseder GmbH (now DriveMe GmbH), one of Austria's most important BMW, Mini and Citroen dealerships and repair workshops, for which we had enabled succession planning in 2007 by becoming an active shareholder, at a high profit after years of site development and optimization work. This exit did not include the share investments of our majority shareholder, Dipl.-Ing. Gregor Heinz Rosinger, in European automobile manufacturers. Therefore, our majority shareholder's portfolios and our portfolios currently still include shares - now with a significantly reduced number of shares - in the European automobile manufacturers
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BMW AG
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Stellantis N.V.