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Kurtz Ersa Group

Kurtz Ersa expands product range in the semiconductor & microelectronics sector

Following the takeover of the business operations of the former ATV Technologie GmbH by Kurtz Ersa Semicon GmbH on September 1, 2025, Kurtz Ersa is now taking the next step in process technologies for microelectronics and microoptics with the takeover of Häcker Automation GmbH by Kurtz Ersa Smart Production GmbH on December 1, 2025. All employees will be retained.

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Kurtz Ersa enters the semiconductor industry

Kurtz Ersa has taken over the business operations of the insolvent equipment manufacturer ATV Technologie GmbH, based in Vaterstetten near Munich, as of September 1, 2025. For Kurtz Ersa, this is the strategic step into the market for production systems for the semiconductor industry that has been announced for some time. All ATV employees will be taken over. With around 50 employees, ATV develops, produces and supplies high-temperature vacuum reflow soldering machines for the chip industry, which are required for the process step of contacting the wafer with external connecting wires. Kurtz Ersa is thus moving upstream in the electronics production value chain.

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Welcoming the Year of the Snake!

Our Kurtz Ersa teams inShanghai, Zhuhai, and Hong Kong recently gathered to celebrate at the annual dinners the transition from the Year of the Dragon to the Year of the Snake—an auspicious time symbolizing wisdom and adaptability.

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Fulminant Productronica appearance for Ersa

Under the motto “Future Services & Added Values”, Ersa made a brilliant appearance at the world´s leading electronics trade fair Productronica – the four-day trade fair appearance was the absolute highlight of Ersa´s 2023 financial year.

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Kurtz Ersa continues growth course in 2022

Kreuzwertheim | Kurtz Ersa will continue to grow in fiscal year 2022. Despite various crises worldwide, Kurtz Ersa was able to continue its growth course. The objective of further global growth is intact.

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