From Pioneer to Captain

2008 HSG Zander
HSG Zander rises to take the number 1 spot in Germany and to become one of the world's leading FM providers through the integration of the facility management activities of M+W Zander.

2006-2008 HSG develops international profile
Significant development of market position in Switzerland and Austria and entry into the British and Dutch markets. Expansion of FM activities in the field of health care through the acquisition of the Ahr Group. Position established amongst the top 3 German FM providers. In March 2008, HSG celebrates its 20th anniversary.

2005 M+W Zander sole shareholder of D.I.B.

2004-2005 HSG | Bilfinger Berger Facility Services
Launch of FM activities in Switzerland and integration of J. Wolfferts GmbH as technical service provider and building outfitter. Founding of an operating company for the Frankfurt "Waldstadion" stadium as a joint venture between HSG and Sportfive. Acquisition of Thyssen Krupp DiPro and asset management company Assetis takes us to number 1 in commercial facility management and number 4 in FM companies in Germany.

2002-2003 HSG | Bilfinger Berger
HSG Group take-over by Bilfinger Berger AG. This is in conjunction with the integration of Bilfinger Berger's FM activities. Turnover reaches € 290 million.

2002 M+W Zander D.I.B. Facility Management
Merger of M+W Zander D.I.B Facility Management and D.I.B. Standortbetreibergesellschaft mbH in Ottobrunn through the take-over of 69.1% of shares in D.I.B. Prior to that successful development of D.I.B as 100% subsidiary of EADS. Furthermore integration of parts of TKT Krantz Group and complete take-over of Deutsche Bank subsidiary GTG.

1998 M+W Zander
The companies Meissner+Wurst and Zander merge to become M+W Zander. Jenoptik IPO. 49% take-over GTG Gesellschaft für Technisches Gebäudemanagement mbH. Founding of Ludwig Erhard Haus Event Management GmbH (50% share).

1996-1999 HSG Group International
Overseas operating companies and subsidiaries founded. First Europe-wide major service contract for the US armed forces. Further development of the network of branches and expertise. Turnover passes the € 100 million mark.

1995 D.I.B. Gesellschaft für Standortbetreiberdienste
GD.I.B founded as joint venture between DASA, IVG and Bayerische Vereinsbank. Reduction of site costs at DASA (later EADS) in Ottobrun due to new clients, expanded market expertise and market price elimination of FM services.

1990-1995 HSG Group
Infrastructural and commercial FM business areas developed by founding subsidiaries.

1988 HSG
HSG founded as subsidiary of Philipp Holzmann AG to develop technical FM activities in Germany.

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