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Strengthening the market position: LILA integrates ADAM Lasertechnik

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2025-03-13 15:22:46
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Laser Integration Laser Applikation (LILA) GmbH is taking over ADAM Lasertechnik on April 1, 2025 and will continue to run the company as part of an external succession plan. This means that not only the expertise but also the proven technology of 3D laser welding with wire feed will be retained.

“We are delighted to have found an industry-experienced partner in LILA GmbH, who will continue the business seamlessly and offer our customers the quality they are accustomed to,” emphasizes Markus Adam

“With this external succession arrangement, we are not only expanding our production portfolio, but also strengthening our market position as a leading specialist in laser precision machining,” says Gundolf Vogel, Managing Director of LILA GmbH.

The key aspects of the external succession plan: 

The ADAM Lasertechnik brand will be retained.
The machinery will be relocated to the new production site in Vörstetten.
LILA will gain additional expertise and thus strengthen its market position.
Ten additional jobs will be created by mid-2025.

GROUP PICTURE:
(from left) Co Bakker (LILA), Knut Bäuerle (technical manager ADAM), Markus and Beatrice Adam and Martijn de Keijzer (technical manager LILA) dismantling the laser welding systems in Todtnau

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