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XANO announced on January 15, 2026, that it has acquired Veldkamp, a technical full-service provider based in Raalte, Netherlands, specializing in the packaging, production, food, and pharmaceutical sectors. The deal, effective January 1, 2026, aims to bolster XANO's market presence and service offerings.
XANO, a prominent player in the industrial solutions sector, has today confirmed its acquisition of Veldkamp, a technical full-service provider located in Raalte, Netherlands. This strategic move, which includes all shares in Nive B.V. and Veldkamp Verspanings Techniek B.V., is set to enhance XANO’s capabilities in the packaging and food industries.
Veldkamp operates primarily in the packaging, production, food, and pharmaceutical sectors, offering a range of services that include machine construction, remanufacturing, and technical support. With approximately 60 employees and annual net sales of around EUR 10 million, Veldkamp is well-positioned to contribute to XANO’s Industrial Solutions business unit.
The acquisition is expected to be effective as of January 1, 2026, and will broaden the expertise of XANO’s Industrial Solutions division, particularly within the can industry. This move not only strengthens XANO’s market position but also introduces new circular business offerings and expands its product portfolio.
“This acquisition allows us to enhance our service capabilities and market reach,” said a spokesperson from XANO. “Veldkamp’s expertise in technical support and machine optimization complements our existing operations and opens new avenues for growth.”
In the current market context, the packaging and food sectors are experiencing significant demand, driven by evolving consumer preferences and sustainability initiatives. This acquisition positions XANO to capitalize on these trends, providing cross-selling opportunities and expanding service offerings to its existing customer base.
Financially, the acquisition is expected to have a marginal impact on XANO’s earnings per share. However, the consolidation of Veldkamp’s operations is anticipated to yield operational synergies, including shared costs and enhanced technical support capabilities.
Looking ahead, XANO plans to integrate Veldkamp’s operations while addressing potential challenges such as cultural integration and alignment of operational processes. The company aims to retain key talent from Veldkamp to ensure a smooth transition and continued innovation.
As the deal progresses, XANO remains focused on leveraging this acquisition to drive growth and enhance its competitive position in the market.
