Coesia announced Friday that it has signed an agreement with the Rotzinger Group to transfer selected assets from both Rotzinger AG and Transver AG. The deal includes people, technologies, intellectual property rights, and trademarks.
Rotzinger AG specializes in product flow regulation, while Transver AG manufactures conveyor systems for food and confectionery applications.
Coesia is a privately owned group of companies specializing in packaging solutions.
“With their specialization in distribution technologies, the solutions and know-how offered by Rotzinger and Transver will complement our existing portfolio and further strengthen Coesia’s position in the food and confectionery market,” said Alessandro Parimbelli, chief executive officer of Coesia, in a statement.
Product flow and buffering equipment
Based in Kaiseraugst, Switzerland, Rotzinger AG designs systems that control the flow of products so production and packaging stay in sync.
Their portfolio of equipment includes high-capacity buffering and distribution systems engineered for gentle handling, hygienic operations, and reliable performance.
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Conveyor equipment for food applications
Transver AG, headquartered in Altendorf, Switzerland, builds conveyor systems for food and confectionery products. They offer curved and angled belt systems, straight belts, distribution stations, and feeder chains.
The company also specializes in bakery conveyors designed to prevent mold growth.
Coesia announced on January 30, 2026, that it had signed an agreement to transfer selected assets from Rotzinger AG and Transver AG. Source: Rotzinger Group
Coesia Group’s packaging portfolio
With the acquisition, the Coesia Group now comprises 21 companies, including Flexlink and R.A. Jones. Its clients operate in a wide range of sectors, including automotive, pharma and healthcare, and consumer and luxury goods.
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The group has over 8,000 employees with 82 production plants, according to its website.
“This integration expands our platform with complementary capabilities, enabling us to better support customers globally while generating significant synergies across the Coesia ecosystem,” said Parimbelli.
