HRB 743255:
Schuler Group GmbH,
Göppingen, Schuler-Platz 1, 73033 Göppingen. Limited liability company. Articles of Association of 3 November 2021.
Business address:
Schuler-Platz 1, 73033 Göppingen.
Purpose: The entrepreneurial management of investment companies at home and abroad, mainly of mechanical and plant engineering companies with a focus on forming technology and high technology, the acquisition and sale of shareholdings and the provision of services.
Common stock capital: 20.000.000,00 EUR.
General representation regulation: If only one managing director is appointed, he represents alone. If several managing directors are appointed, two represent together or one managing director with an authorized signatory.
Managing Director:
Iacovelli, Domenico, Wilen / Switzerland, **
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Jost, Peter, Graz / Austria, **
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Kamphausen, Thomas Wilhelm, Schorndorf, **
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Gebhardt, Olga, Plochingen, **
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Herrlinger, Thomas, sweetening, **
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Maile, Ralph, Kirchheim unter Teck, **
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Pant, Rohitashwa, Munich, **
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Reiher, Thomas, Heidenheim an der Brenz, **
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Reinhardt, Susanne, Weil der Stadt, **
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Wunderli, Christian, Göppingen, **
??.??.????. The company (acquiring legal entity) was created as a result of the spin-off of the operating business from the assets of the stock corporation "Schuler AG", Göppingen (
District Court of Ulm HRB 530210) in accordance with the spin-off plan of 3 November 2021 with an addendum of 22 November 2021 and the resolution of the transferring legal entity of 3 November 2021 with an addendum of 22 November 2021. Reference is made to documents submitted to the court. The creditors of the legal entities involved in the spin-off shall be required to provide security within six months of the date on which the entry of the spin-off in the register of the registered office of the legal entity of which they are creditors is deemed to have been published in writing in accordance with
§ 19 Abs. 3 UmwG, provided that they are unable to claim satisfaction. However, creditors are only entitled to this right if they credibly demonstrate that the spin-off jeopardises the fulfilment of their claim.