Ploeger Oxpo Group B.V.

Ploeger Oxpo Group B.V.

Ploeger Oxbo Group was formed through the acquisition and integration of Ploeger, a family-founded Dutch agricultural equipment business in Roosendaal, and Oxbo International, an American specialty harvesting company headquartered in Clear Lake, Wisconsin. Ownership details of the group are not publicly disclosed, but the combination aimed to create a machinery supplier covering harvesting, weeding, and spraying for row crops, berries, and vegetables. The group's product lines include Oxbo's self-propelled harvesters for blueberries, raspberries, and sweet corn, and Ploeger's mechanical hoeing systems and onion-harvesting equipment. These serve large-scale growers and agricultural contractors. Manufacturing and assembly take place at facilities in the Netherlands, Belgium, the US (Wisconsin and California), and China. The group distributes products in more than 30 countries, with a significant presence in North America and Europe. Scale and personnel figures are not publicly available. Ploeger Oxbo Group operates through two main brand subsidiaries and has not been reported to manage outside capital or run a dedicated investment vehicle outside its operating companies. No recent operational events, such as acquisitions or leadership changes, were verifiable from public records. Structural differentiation for Ploeger Oxbo Group lies in its dual-brand setup, where each subsidiary retains its own market identity and dealer network while sharing group-level manufacturing and R&D resources. The group focuses solely on agricultural machinery, with no diversification into financial investments, real estate, or food processing — making it a narrow industrial holding rather than a multi-asset family office.