Etavis

ETAVIS (VINCI Energies Schweiz AG)
legal form	Corporation
founding	1987/2007
Seat	Zurich , Switzerland
management	Remy Wittwer ( CEO ) Arnaud Grison ( Chairman of the Board )
Number of employees	2135 (2019)
sales	379 million CHF (2019)
Branch	Electrical systems
Website	www.etavis.ch
As of February 18, 2020

ETAVIS based in Zurich is in the fields of electrical engineering , building technology , building automation , technical building management , telecommunications - infrastructure , telematics , industrial automation and electrical installation operating Swiss group of companies. It comprises 18 regionally oriented subsidiaries with a total of 2,135 employees and generated sales of 379 million Swiss francs in 2019. The ETAVIS group, which emerged from the sale of ABB's Swiss building technology division , has been owned by the French Vinci group since mid-2007 .

history

The roots of ETAVIS go back to Mayer Elektro Anlagen AG in Volketswil . This was taken over in 1987 by what was then the BBC (now ABB ). As a result, the company acquired various regional electrical installation companies in the 1990s , including Grossenbacher Installations AG , anchored in eastern Switzerland , which was merged with Mayer Elektro Anlagen to form ABB Installations AG in 1998 . Other regional electrical installation companies were acquired.

In 2004, the ABB building technology division was sold to the management and the Swiss private equity company Capvis and renamed ETAVIS . ABB initially retained a 10 percent stake as a minority shareholder. ETAVIS has acquired other companies to date.

In 2007 Vinci Energies , a subsidiary of the French Vinci Group , took over 95 percent of all shares in ETAVIS AG. Management and executives will retain a 5 percent stake in ETAVIS. The growth strategy was continued.

Web links

• Website of the ETAVIS group

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Facts & Figures. In: www.etavis.ch. Retrieved March 4, 2020 . 
2. ↑ Facts & Figures. In: www.etavis.ch. Retrieved March 4, 2020 .