- CEO
- Werner Neubauer
- Full Time Employees
- 248
- Sector
- Finance
- Industry
- Investment managers
- Address
- Riesstraße 16 Munich BV Germany 80804
- IPO Date
- Dec 14, 2006
- Business
- aconnic AG aconnic AG is a Germany-based international technology company and network equipment provider that develops, manufactures and supplies hardware, software, systems and professional services for the construction and operation of secure, energy-efficient gigabit and 5G telecommunications networks; offers network implementation, managed services, consulting, system integration, logistics, troubleshooting and project management; provides customer-specific engineering, procurement and supply chain solutions; and develops carbon capturing and bio-energy products including CO2 storage technologies, tree planting for certificates, and climate-neutral biomass-derived energy carriers such as oils and biomethanol. Founded in 2003 as part of the UET Group and publicly listed on the German stock exchange since 2006 under ISIN DE000A0LBKW6, the company maintains headquarters in Munich, Germany, with production facilities in Hartmannsdorf, additional German sites in Dresden and Kornwestheim, and operations spanning over 40 countries including Switzerland, Austria, the United Kingdom, Italy, France, Brazil, Guatemala and Mexico; serves major telecom operators such as Deutsche Telekom, Orange, Telecom Italia, A1 Telekom Austria, Swisscom and América Móvil; and emphasizes European research, development and production for critical communications infrastructure. In 2024, aconnic AG completed its rebranding from UET United Electronic Technology AG, relocated headquarters from Eschborn to Munich, launched the ACCEED 8000 100 Gigabit Carrier Ethernet system, introduced Sphir network security with quantum protection, unveiled the BIG smart gateway for secure connectivity and advanced 10/100 Gigabit aggregation switching, and expanded internationally in communication networks and carbon capturing despite a weak German economy; in 2025, the company released its half-year financial report, implemented change measures including Supervisory Board adjustments, extended EUR 23 million debt financing, and initiated restructuring proceedings in Switzerland for two subsidiaries focused on R&D while pursuing delayed capital increases to strengthen equity and refinance debt amid market challenges.