HTP Maximum Family Office

HTP Maximum Family Office

HTP Maximum traces its origins to the Nathe family’s logistics businesses. The 1920-founded Interspe Hamann Group expanded across four generations before its 2006 sale to Rhenus; the family’s founding stake in DPD was sold in 1996. These exits supplied the capital base for the 2016 establishment of the family office in Düsseldorf. The investment approach centers on majority acquisitions of German manufacturing companies with headquarters preferably in North Rhine-Westphalia and revenues between 5 and 50 million euros. Target businesses exhibit high internal value creation and product or production expertise. Asset classes include direct equity in industrial companies and complementary real-estate holdings. Confirmed positions are Cortex Biophysik (acquired early 2025), Leantechnik (acquired 2020), Gebo Armaturen (acquired 2011), and the combined HK EDV Beratung and K1 Internet Services (acquired 2021). Activity remains confined to Europe, with no disclosed commitments outside Germany. The office operates with a compact team of seven named professionals. Patrick Nathe serves as founding partner and managing director; Dr. Simon Wroblewski acts as CFO. No additional offices are listed. Adjacent vehicles consist of the MBRC the ocean foundation, sponsored since 2020, and the Cuscowilla golf resort in Georgia, United States. No operational events from the last 24 months appear in public records. The firm’s architecture rests on a single-family mandate executed through a German limited partnership that permits rapid 4-to-6-month closings and staged succession structures. This vehicle allows the family to retain permanent ownership without external fund cycles or co-investor governance layers.