Mutares Stock: December Brought a Transaction Fireworks Show!
Mutares, a Munich-based private equity firm, completed a series of major deals in December 2025. The company sold one business, acquired two others, and adjusted its stake in a listed subsidiary. These moves come as its stock remains steady above key technical levels.
On 1 December 2025, Mutares acquired the Swedish M3 Group, a specialist in transport, construction, and equipment rental. The group includes M3 Schakt AB, M3 Rental AB, and Schaktförmedlingen Sverige AB, generating around âŹ35 million in annual revenue. This purchase strengthens Mutaresâ Scandinavian presence, complementing its existing GDL AnlĂ€ggning & Miljö operations.
Two days later, the firm took over the JOST Crane business, formerly part of Hyva Group. This crane division employs 400 people and brings in roughly âŹ100 million per year. The acquisition expands Mutaresâ industrial equipment portfolio.
At the same time, the company sold Fuentes Quality Logistics, a logistics firm with âŹ200 million in revenue, to a consortium led by Ontime-Franchise. Additionally, Mutares reduced its holding in the listed Terranor Group from 70% to 57%, selling 2.5 million shares to qualified investors for about âŹ6 million in gross proceeds.
Mutaresâ stock currently trades at âŹ29.30, staying above its 50-day, 100-day, and 200-day moving averages. The Relative Strength Index (RSI) sits just under 60, suggesting balanced market conditions. Over recent months, the share price has fluctuated within a consolidation range of âŹ25 to âŹ35.
The December transactions adjust Mutaresâ portfolio across logistics, construction, and industrial equipment. The firmâs stock remains stable, with no signs of overbought or oversold pressure. These deals reflect ongoing strategic shifts in its investment focus.
