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05.07.2025

ESAB and EWM Unite

EWM and ESAB are joining forces in an alliance built on mutual strength, shared values and a joint vision to lead the future of welding technology. Driven by the combined expertise of its employees and both shareholders – Armira and the founding Szczesny family – EWM has evolved into a global operating company with a high standard of professionalism. The company is now ready to take on a leading role on a new level. The partnership with ESAB opens up new prospects for both companies.

At the heart of this partnership lies a shared purpose: to shape the future of welding – innovatively, ambitiously and sustainably. Together, ESAB and EWM plan to unlock new frontiers in automation, robotics and digital transformation. Rooted in Europe, both companies share a common tradition of entrepreneurship, innovation and customer-centric values. This alliance is not just about growth – it’s about igniting a shared passion for excellence and building a future where technology and human ingenuity come together to redefine what’s possible in welding.

Susanne Szczesny-Oßing, CEO of EWM: “This is a defining moment for EWM. We are absolutely thrilled to join forces with ESAB – two strong partners united by a shared passion for innovation, excellence and people. This partnership is not just a recognition of what we’ve achieved – it’s a bold leap into the future we will shape together. I am deeply proud of our incredible team all over the world, whose dedication and brilliance have brought us here. Together with ESAB, we are ready to set new standards, inspire the industry and create something truly extraordinary – for our colleagues, our customers and the entire welding world.”

Shyam P. Kambeyanda, President and Chief Executive Officer of ESAB Corporation, said: “EWM is an exceptional company, bringing deep expertise in advanced welding equipment technology, a strong brand and a highly innovative team. Within our Fabtech businesses, EWM fully addresses our product gaps in heavy industrial equipment, strengthening our technological capabilities and uniquely positioning us to serve end customers with proprietary, end-to-end workflow solutions. Additionally, our customer bases and channel networks are highly complementary, enabling us to significantly extend our market reach. This acquisition comes at an ideal time to capitalize on improving market conditions in Europe and aligns with our strategy to accelerate global equipment sales growth, particularly in North America. Finally, I would like to thank the EWM leadership team for their collaboration and professionalism throughout this process. We look forward to welcoming them to the ESAB family and shaping our future together.”

The transaction is subject to customary regulatory approvals, with a closing expected in the second half of the year.

(Source: EWM GmbH)

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