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References from the Valtus Group
In addition to the primarily Austrian references of VALTUS Management Factory, the Valtus Group has an extensive portfolio of international references, including companies such as thyssenkrupp, Haribo, Toshiba, Sodexo and Cartier, as well as private equity funds such as Amundi, KKR, Polaris and Société Générale Capital Partenaires.
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Relocating to India: How Global Capability Centres Are Becoming Global Decision Centres
Relocating to India: How Global Capability Centres Are Becoming Global Decision Centres In this article Sanjay Lakhotia, co-founder and CEO of the Indian Valtus Alliance Partner Noble House Consulting Pte., writes about the use and benefits of Global Capability Centres (GCCs) in India. India’s Shared Services Revolution India has been a favourite destination for setting…
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Nearshoring to CEE: Proximity Alone Is Not Enough
Nearshoring is reshaping European manufacturing. After decades of offshoring production to distant regions, manufacturers are bringing operations closer to home. Nearshoring to Central and Eastern Europe has quickly become a top strategic move for building resilient, agile supply chains. However, relocating always comes with operational risks: Transferring heavy machinery, relocating complex tooling, and ramping up…
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Shaping the Next 25 Years of Manufacturing across Europe
Manufacturing remains a cornerstone of European economy, contributing roughly 14% to 15% of GDP and supporting more than 30 million jobs. It now faces a decisive crossroads shaped by geopolitical fragmentation, supply-chain risk, high energy costs, skills shortages, and intensifying global competition, which will require major adaptation in the decades ahead. A Sector at an…
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Shaping the future of Pharma, worldwide
/ 01 The Geography of Pharma is Rebalancing/ 02 Competing Models of European Pharma Strength/ 03 The R&D Productivity Challenge/ 04 Innovation Beyond the Traditional Centers/ 05 From Scale to Precision in Pharma M&A/ 06 Execution Becomes Pharma’s Key Differentiator/ 07 Pricing Pressure and the New Geography of Risk/ 08 The Next Chapter Belongs to…
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Executive interim management in Japan
Shaping a new way of working As the business environment around companies continues to change rapidly, organizations are increasingly turning their attention to interim management – the practice of bringing experienced external executives into leadership roles for a fixed period of time to drive transformation and address critical business challenges. In Japan, this model is…
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Lagerhaus
Client Raiffeisen-Lagerhaus Waidhofen an der Thaya eGen (now part of Raiffeisen-Lagerhaus Oberes Waldviertel eGen) was a long-established cooperative with a diversified business model spanning agriculture, agricultural machinery, energy, building materials, and home & garden retail. Serving farmers, businesses, and local communities, the cooperative was one of the region’s most important economic partners in Austria’s Waldviertel…
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WO & WO
The Client: The company is an internationally active provider of solutions in the construction-related industry, with a total of three production sites for building materials and fittings in Europe. The products are sold worldwide. In Europe, sales are handled by distribution partners. The Project: During a phase of declining production volumes, a restructuring program was prepared within the company.…
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Construction-related trades
The Client: The company is an internationally active provider of solutions for the construction supply industry, operating three production facilities for building materials and hardware products across Europe. Its products are distributed worldwide, while sales within Europe are conducted through a network of distribution partners. The Project: During a period of declining production volumes, the…
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EPAMEDIA
The Client: EPAMEDIA is Austria’s leading out-of-home advertising company, operating more than 25,000 advertising sites and drawing on over 100 years of tradition. In addition to its headquarters in Vienna, the company maintains six regional offices. The Project: In the summer of 2024, EPAMEDIA faced an unexpected vacancy in its commercial leadership. To ensure continuity…