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Manufacturer of process and packaging technology for the pharmaceutical, biotech and food industries

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Syntegon Technology GmbH

Stuttgart (headquarters) · Waiblingen · Crailsheim · Fellbach · Remshalden · Schopfheim · Dierdorf · Dresden · Frankfurt · Krefeld · Terrassa (ES)New on Amplifa

1969Founded as Robert Bosch Apparatebau GmbH
6.900Employees worldwide
47Locations in over 20 countries
1,75 Mrd. €Revenue (2025)

About Syntegon

Syntegon Technology GmbH is a globally active provider of complete solutions in process and packaging technology, headquartered in Stuttgart-Bad Cannstatt. The company develops and manufactures individual machines, plants and systems for the pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries as well as for the food industry. The portfolio covers the formulation, sterilization and aseptic filling of liquid pharmaceuticals, including isolator and barrier systems, inspection technology and freeze-drying (lyophilization), as well as capsule filling, tablet pressing and coating, and systems for producing ultra-pure media (WFI, pure steam). For the food industry, the company offers process technology for confectionery and packaging solutions for baked goods, chocolate, coffee and frozen food, including horizontal and vertical bag packaging machines and secondary packaging machines. In the field of medical technology and diagnostics, the company manufactures assembly machines, among other things for infusion sets and cannulas. Around 6,900 employees at 47 locations in over 20 countries generated revenue of 1.75 billion euros in 2025.

Site
Stuttgart
Processes
Aseptic filling of liquid pharmaceuticals (SynTiso line concept), Robot-based handling in aseptic environments (robotic-first lines, contactless transport), Lyophilization (freeze-drying), Sterilization of liquid pharmaceuticals, Formulation and processing of liquid pharmaceuticals, Inspection technology (particle/control inspection of injection solutions), Capsule filling, Tablet pressing
Materials
Paper monomaterial (without plastic content, recyclable), Paper Monomaterial, Aseptic Process Technology, Bag Packaging Technology (VFFS), Freeze-Drying (Lyophilization), Ultra-Pure Media Technology
Founded
1969
Employees
6900
Industries
Pharmaceuticals, Biotech, Food, Medical technology and diagnostics
  1. 01

    Engineering and design

  2. 02

    Manufacturing and assembly of the plants

  3. 03

    Commissioning and qualification

  4. 04

    Service across the entire plant life cycle

  5. 05

    Digitalization, automation and modernization

Materials & Processes

PAP

Paper Monomaterial

Plastic-free, fully recyclable paper for sealed paper packaging, first presented in 2016 with BillerudKorsnäs.

ASM

Aseptic Process Technology

Robot-based aseptic filling lines (SynTiso) with gloveless isolator for up to 600 containers per minute.

VFFS

Bag Packaging Technology (VFFS)

Vertical bag packaging machine SVX with 300 bags per minute, fast format changeover and reduced packaging and energy expenditure.

LYO

Freeze-Drying (Lyophilization)

Systems for the gentle drying of sensitive pharmaceutical products.

WFI

Ultra-Pure Media Technology

Production of ultra-pure water (WFI) and pure steam for pharmaceutical production processes.

Industries

PharmaceuticalsBiotechFoodMedical technology and diagnostics

Processes & technical limits

ProcessesToleranceMax. partWeightLot sizeMaterials
Aseptic filling of liquid pharmaceuticals (SynTiso line concept)Assembly–––––
Robot-based handling in aseptic environments (robotic-first lines, contactless transport)Assembly–––––
Lyophilization (freeze-drying)Assembly–––––
Sterilization of liquid pharmaceuticalsAssembly–––––
Formulation and processing of liquid pharmaceuticalsAssembly–––––
Inspection technology (particle/control inspection of injection solutions)Testing–––––
Capsule fillingAssembly–––––
Tablet pressingAssembly–––––
Tablet coatingSurface–––––
Process technology for oral solid dosage formsAssembly–––––
Production of ultra-pure media (ultra-pure water WFI, pure steam)Engineering–––––
Barrier systems / isolator technology (gloveless isolator)Assembly–––––
Product checkweighingTesting–––––
Pharmaceutical secondary packaging (cartoners, collection packers)Assembly–––––
Horizontal bag packaging machines (food, primary packaging)Assembly–––––
Vertical bag packaging machines (VFFS, SVX platform, 300 bags/minute)Assembly–––––
Automation, robotics, Touchless Automation (neXt)Assembly–––––
Track & Trace / labeling and traceability (formerly in the portfolio, sold to Rotzinger)Assembly–––––
Assembly machines for medical technology/diagnostics (infusion sets, cannulas)Assembly–––––
Confectionery process technologyAssembly–––––
Packaging of baked goods, chocolate, coffee, frozen food (primary, secondary, tertiary packaging)Assembly–––––
Sealing of paper packaging made of monomaterial (recyclable, without plastic content)Assembly––––Paper monomaterial

2 Anlagen & Maschinen

MachineManufacturer / modelQuantityWorking areaYear builtSite
Vertical bag packaging machine (VFFS platform SVX)Syntegon SVX––––
Robot-based aseptic filling line (600 containers/minute, gloveless isolator)Syntegon SynTiso––––

Additional services

Packaging solutions (primary, secondary, tertiary packaging)Pharmaceutical process technologyFilling of liquid pharmaceuticalsInspection technologyFreeze-drying (lyophilization)Capsule fillingTablet pressing and coatingSterilizationBarrier systems/isolatorsUltra-pure media (WFI, pure steam)Assembly machines for medical technologyConfectionery process technologyService across the entire plant life cycleDigitalization/automation/robotics

Reference customers

AlcamiMars Wrigley

History

  1. 1861

    Founding of Geiger & Hesser, regarded as the cradle of German packaging machine manufacturing; part of the company since 1977.

  2. 1911

    Hesser builds the first fully automatic packaging machine for coffee.

  3. 1958

    Höfliger + Karg presents the first automatic capsule filling machine; the company joins in 1970.

  4. 1969

    Founding of Robert Bosch Apparatebau GmbH.

  5. 1975

    Eisai Machinery sells the first automatic inspection machines for particle detection in injection solutions (part of Syntegon since 2012).

  6. 1991

    First use of isolator technology in filling and closing machines for ampoules.

  7. 2002

    Renamed Bosch Packaging Technology.

  8. 2004

    Acquisition of Sigpack Systems, specialized in food packaging machines, from the SIG Group.

  9. 2016

    Presentation of the world's first sealed paper packaging made of recyclable monomaterial in cooperation with BillerudKorsnäs.

  10. 2019

    Bosch announces the sale of the packaging division to CVC Capital Partners.

  11. 2020

    Renamed Syntegon; the Rotzinger Group acquires the Viersen plant.

  12. 2021

    Sale of the Track & Trace and cartoning machine business units to the Rotzinger Group.

  13. 2024

    Acquisition of Telstar, S.L.U. from Azbil Corporation.

  14. 2025

    Relocation of the headquarters from Waiblingen to Stuttgart-Bad Cannstatt.

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