Mutares Signs Agreement to Sell inTime Group to Tawin Holdings Group as Logistics Platform Prepares for Next Growth Phase

Mutares Signs Agreement to Sell inTime Group to Tawin Holdings Group as Logistics Platform Prepares for Next Growth Phase

(IN BRIEF) Mutares SE & Co. KGaA has agreed to sell inTime Group GmbH and its subsidiaries Trans-Logo-Tech and Routewise to Tawin Holdings Group, owner of the international logistics company Priority Freight. The transaction is expected to close by the end of March 2026 and remains subject to customary conditions. inTime Group provides specialised time-critical logistics solutions for industrial and commercial customers and currently generates revenues of around €100 million while employing approximately 400 people. Following its acquisition in August 2025, Mutares implemented a comprehensive operational restructuring programme that included cost optimisation, fleet improvements, operational efficiency measures and pricing adjustments to strengthen the company’s performance. The sale reflects Mutares’ portfolio strategy of enhancing operational performance before transitioning companies to their next phase of development under new ownership.

(PRESS RELEASE) MUNICH, 6-Mar-2026 — /EuropaWire/ — Mutares SE & Co. KGaA has reached an agreement to sell all subsidiaries of inTime Group GmbH to Tawin Holdings Group, the owner of Priority Freight, an international provider of time-critical logistics services. The transaction includes the sale of Trans-Logo-Tech (TLT) GmbH and Routewise GmbH and remains subject to customary closing conditions. Completion of the transaction is expected by the end of March 2026.

Headquartered in Europe, inTime Group specialises in time-critical logistics solutions designed to support industrial and commercial customers that require fast, flexible and customised transportation services. The company provides tailored logistics solutions for urgent deliveries and complex supply chain requirements.

Since acquiring inTime Group in August 2025, Mutares implemented a broad operational and financial transformation programme aimed at strengthening the company’s performance and improving its cost structure. The measures included cost-reduction initiatives, adjustments to the workforce, optimisation of the vehicle fleet and improvements in operational efficiency across key functions such as IT, administration and logistics processes.

Additional steps were taken to enhance pricing strategies and improve margins while streamlining internal processes. These actions were designed to reinforce the company’s operational capabilities and prepare it for long-term growth.

Under Mutares’ ownership, inTime Group was repositioned as a focused and scalable logistics platform with a clearer strategic direction. Today, the company generates annual revenues of approximately €100 million and employs around 400 people across its operations.

Johannes Laumann, Chief Investment Officer of Mutares, said the transaction highlights the company’s ability to generate value through active operational management and structured portfolio development. He noted that close cooperation with the management team enabled the successful repositioning of inTime Group and prepared the company for its next stage of expansion. Laumann added that Tawin Holdings Group is well placed to support the continued development of the business.

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SOURCE: Mutares SE & Co. KGaA