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2018 CORPORATE REPORT

THE SIGNS ARE GOOD

Dr. Mathias Wagner, Chairman of the Board of Management of CHG-MERIDIAN, looks back on 2017 and gives an optimistic outlook for the future.

2017 was another encouraging year for CHG-MERIDIAN: Our volume of lease originations increased by 8 percent to €1.24 billion. Our customers in IT, industrial, and the healthcare sector are making greater use of digital technologies, enabling us to again achieve strong and profitable growth in 2017.

As a specialist in non-captive technology management and financing, we are optimistic that we can continue this positive growth trend in 2018. We still have huge potential for growth in our existing markets through greater market penetration of our solutions. We are also seeing increasing demand from international customers.

Thanks to our presence in 22 countries and 35 sites, we have the necessary geographical diversification: We are located where our customers are and can support them with their technology investments abroad. In 2017, around 50 percent of the volume of lease originations was generated outside the Company’s home market of Germany.

A key factor in our future success is the global connectivity of our employees, who form an international community united by a shared set of values. A commitment to mutual respect, dependability, and transparency – this is the basis for our thoughts and actions, both in our work with customers and within the Company.

 

The focus for 2018 is on the implementation of our digital strategy

 In 2018, we aim to improve both customer-facing and internal processes as part of our digital strategy. CHG-MERIDIAN itself can make better use of digital technology in order to further automate, simplify, and accelerate its processes and benefit from the advantages that this creates.

Companies are increasingly willing to help their employees make greater use of digital technologies in order to maintain their competitiveness. Our IT solutions, particularly our Enterprise Mobility Solutions, support this trend.

The Company’s portfolio of solutions provides us with considerable growth potential in our markets that we should make use of. The increasing complexity of technology management is driving demand for one-stop solutions – and thanks to our customized user models that support the customer through every phase of the technology lifecycle, we are well-placed to satisfy it.

 

Diversification in the industrial technology and healthcare technology sectors pays off

Under its corporate strategy, CHG-MERIDIAN focuses not just on IT but also on industrial and healthcare technology. Industrial technology business predominantly consists of investments by large companies in industrial machinery, automation, intralogistics and material handling equipment. The healthcare technology business encompasses the core medical equipment, such as CT scanners, ventilators, and infusion pumps, used by hospitals and other healthcare providers.

By further specializing in these two sectors, we provide our customers with an all-round view of the total costs of a technology investment. Such costs are normally far higher than the actual initial investment, and there is no transparency regarding these costs over the entire lifetime of the equipment. This means valuable efficiency and cost aspects are not utilized.

 

The success of CHG-MERIDIAN, as a service provider, depends on how well, how quickly, and how professionally we collaborate every day for the benefit of our customers – whether with the customers themselves, on internal projects, in teams, in departments, between departments, or as part of cross-border processes. Collaboration requires us to treat each other with respect, to be reliable, to show responsibility, and to communicate and operate transparently. That is our philosophy.

 

Dr. Mathias Wagner

Chairman of the Board of Management, CHG-MERIDIAN AG

 

This and other articles can be found in our 2018 Company Report. Click here to download.

 

"A key factor in our future success is the global connectivity
of our employees, who form an international community united
by a shared set of values.”
Dr. Mathias Wagner