The two insolvent screw specialists Emil Niggeloh GmbH and Hugo Dürholt GmbH will merge. The investment company Investkapital Industrieholding AG takes over both companies and merges them into a newly founded company under the name ENI Spezialschrauben GmbH.
In September 2019, both screw manufacturers had applied to the Hagen District Court for a self-administration procedure for restructuring, after planned orders could not be realised and they had got into financial difficulties as a result. As trustees the experienced GÖRG restructuring expert Dr. Jörg Bornheimer supports Emil Niggeloh GmbH and Dr. Mike Westkamp supports Hugo Dürholt GmbH.
After the merger, the production of Hugo Dürholt GmbH in Wermelskirchen will be closed and the 16 work places will be relocated to Ennepetal, the former headquarters of Emil Niggeloh GmbH. There, ENI Spezialschrauben GmbH will continue to employ all 60 employees.
Trustees Hugo Dürholt GmbH & Emil Niggeloh GmbH
GÖRG Insolvenzverwaltung Partnerschaft von Rechtsanwälten mbB
Dr. Jörg Bornheimer, Partner, Insolvency Administration, Hagen
Dr. Mike Westkamp, Partner, Insolvency Administration, Hagen
Advisors Self-Administration & M&A
Falkensteg GmbH
Tillmann Peeters, Managing Partner, Restructuring / Insolvency Advice, Düsseldorf
Sebastian Wilde, Partner, Insolvency Advice, Düsseldorf
Jonas Eckhardt, Partner, Distressed M&A, Munich
Florian Weingärtner, Director, Distressed M&A, Munich
Über ENI Spezialschrauben GmbH
ENI Spezialschrauben GmbH is the result of the merger of the traditional companies Emil Niggeloh GmbH and Hugo Dürholt. Emil Niggeloh looks back on 120 years of tradition as a family business. ENI manufactures DIN, special and custom screws as well as turned parts for plant, machine, commercial vehicle, bridge and ship construction. The spectrum ranges from small-format custom-made products to large screw bolts for large engines or mining machines and excavators. ENI employs around 60 people at its site in Ennepetal.
