Meyer Burger divests measurement technology subsidiary Pasan
The solar cell manufacturer Meyer Burger is selling its subsidiary Pasan as part of its ongoing restructuring programme. The parties have agreed not to disclose the buyer or the financial details of the transaction. Pasan is recognised as a leader in high-precision measurement technology for the solar industry.
Meyer Burger is facing major challenges and is focusing on a comprehensive restructuring programme. As part of these measures, the company has sold its wholly owned subsidiary Pasan SA, based in Neuchâtel. The transaction was completed on 27 January 2025.
No details on buyer and purchase price
The company did not disclose any information about the buyer or the financial details. It merely confirmed that the sale is part of the ongoing reorganisation measures.
A pioneer in solar measurement technology
Pasan specialises in high-precision measurement technology used in the production of solar cells and modules. The company was founded over 40 years ago and is one of the market leaders in this field. Around 30 employees and trainees are employed in Switzerland. The company also has a service team in Shanghai that looks after international customers.
Looking to the future
With the sale of Pasan, Meyer Burger is continuing to focus on its core strategy. The industry is watching with interest to see what further measures the company will take as part of its reorganisation.