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SPIE Germany Switzerland Austria GmbH (formerly SPIE Deutschland & Zentraleuropa GmbH, renamed in October 2024) is a subsidiary of the SPIE Group, Europe's leading independent provider of multi-technical services in energy and communications. Headquartered in Düsseldorf, Germany, it operates across Germany, Switzerland, and Austria with over 20,000 employees at more than 750 locations.

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The company delivers comprehensive technical services for buildings, infrastructure, and industrial facilities, including technical facility management, energy efficiency solutions, electrical and security systems, HVAC, ICT, and services for energy transmission, distribution, and industrial clients. Its Industry Services & Wind division supports sectors such as chemicals through process automation, maintenance of plants and equipment, and optimization of production processes.

Also known as SPIE Deutschland & Zentraleuropa GmbH and SPIE DACH.

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SPIE Germany Switzerland Austria in chemical industry news

21 July 2026
SPIE modernizes electrical infrastructure at Uniper's Staudinger power plant

Modernization 2024–2028 replaces ≈52 km of LV distribution cables and all low/medium‑voltage cabling; 180 t of copper removed; plant to remain in service until 2031.

1 July 2026
SPIE acquires Swiss life‑sciences engineering firm nimeg ag

Strengthens Swiss GMP/EPCMV engineering capability to deliver EPC projects as general contractor for pharma, biotech and medical‑device clients; nimeg reported ~€5m revenue in 2025.

4 May 2026
SPIE appoints Markus Holzke Group CEO and updates executive committee

Appointment effective after Apr 30, 2026 AGM. Rainer Hollang named CEO for Germany/Switzerland/Austria. Executive committee membership reorganized.

4 May 2026
SPIE appoints Rainer Hollang General Manager for Germany, Switzerland and Austria

Rainer Hollang becomes GM for Germany, Switzerland & Austria (effective May 1, 2026). He joins the group executive committee reporting to Markus Holzke; civil engineer with a long internal career since 2005.