“Our partnership with Sintokogio was a milestone in the development of our company. Together, we have succeeded in opening up new markets, implementing innovations more quickly and strengthening our value proposition globally,” explains Andreas Mössner, Managing Partner of Laempe Mössner Sinto. “Our shared commitment to quality, precision and reliability still unites us today.”
The investment of the listed Japanese technology group in the former Laempe & Mössner GmbH in 2015 marked the beginning of a new phase of internationalization. Since then, the traditional family business with its headquarters in Meitzendorf (Saxony-Anhalt) has operated under the name Laempe Mössner Sinto GmbH. While the Mössner family remains the majority shareholder, the company has used the partnership to expand its international sales locations, particularly in Asia.
Ten years of partnership with Sinto - a special milestone
The beginning of May was all about international cooperation: the Laempe Mössner Sinto shareholders' meeting took place at the Meitzendorf site. At the same time, the tenth anniversary of the global partnership was celebrated - a collaboration that sets standards worldwide.
Another highlight was the visit of Japanese customers who traveled to Meitzendorf for the successful pre-acceptance of three LFB50 core shooting systems and for initial training sessions. A strong sign of trust, quality and international cooperation - and of the close connection between partners on two continents.
Global synergies, local progress
Among other things, the partnership enabled direct access to the production and sales networks of the Sinto Group, which is currently represented by over 60 affiliated and associated companies in 20 countries. At the same time, Laempe Mössner Sinto contributed its technological leadership in core-making technology. Since then, joint development projects and a growing transfer of know-how have been part of everyday cooperation - to the benefit of both partners and their customers in the foundry industry.
Looking ahead
“After ten years, we are not only taking stock, but also looking to the future,” emphasizes Atsushi Nagai, President of Sintokogio. “The industry is facing major technological upheavals - from digitalization to sustainability. Together, we are ideally positioned to tackle these challenges.”
