DGAP-News 510 0 Kommentare NANOGATE AG Acquires Entirety of Nanogate PD Systems Subsidiary - Seite 2

Volkswagen). Several hundred mass production projects for customers have
already been implemented successfully. The Nanogate Group is represented on
both sides of the Atlantic with its own production facilities. The Group
comprises Nanogate Eurogard Systems B.V., Nanogate GfO Systems AG, Nanogate
Industrial Systems GmbH, Nanogate Textile & Care Systems GmbH, Nanogate
Glazing Systems B.V. and Nanogate Vogler Systems GmbH, as well as majority
stakes in Nanogate PD Systems GmbH and Nanogate Goletz Systems GmbH.
Außerdem hält Nanogate eine Mehrheits-Beteiligung an der US-Gesellschaft
Nanogate Jay Systems LLC. It also has sales companies in the US and Turkey.

True to its slogan "A world of new surfaces," Nanogate is a long-standing
innovation partner who opens up the diverse possibilities offered by new
materials to companies in a wide range of industries. It aims to improve
customers' products and processes and to provide environmental benefits by
using multifunctional surfaces, such as those made of plastic or metal, and
innovative plastic components. The Group concentrates on attractive sectors
such as automotive/transport, mechanical/plant engineering,
buildings/interiors and sport/leisure. As a systems provider, Nanogate
offers the entire value chain: materials development for surface systems,
series coating of various different substrates as well as the production
and enhancement of complete plastic components. The main value drivers are
the opening up of international markets, the development of new
applications for the strategic growth areas Advanced Polymers (innovative
plastics) and Advanced Metals (innovative metal enhancements) as well as
external growth.

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buy securities. The shares in Nanogate AG (the "Shares") may not be offered
or sold in the United States or to or for the account or benefit of "U.S.
persons" (as such term is defined in Regulation S under the U.S. Securities
Act of 1933, as amended (the "Securities Act")). No offer or sale of
transferable securities is being made to the public.