Key Takeaways
- Atrium Agri is integrating the greenhouse construction activities of Bom Group and Havecon into a single new organization, operational from autumn 2026 at Havecon's current location in Bleiswijk, the Netherlands.
- The restructuring is driven by reduced predictability in demand for large-scale, high-tech turnkey greenhouse solutions, which Atrium Agri attributes in part to geopolitical developments.
- The consolidated organization is designed to combine the specializations and process expertise of both brands, improving service delivery and project execution efficiency for customers.
- Atrium Agri describes the move as building a future-proof organization in the high-tech horticulture sector, with opportunities for technical development and growth.
- No details on headcount, brand continuity, or financial terms were disclosed.
Atrium Agri Merges Bom Group and Havecon Greenhouse Construction Activities
Atrium Agri has announced the integration of the greenhouse construction activities of Bom Group and Havecon into a single, fully integrated organization. The new entity will become operational from autumn 2026 at Havecon's existing location in Bleiswijk, the Netherlands, consolidating two longstanding brands within the group into a unified operating structure for high-tech greenhouse construction. No details on brand continuity, headcount, or financial terms were disclosed.
Market Conditions Drive the Consolidation
Atrium Agri identified current market conditions as the primary driver. Demand for large-scale, high-tech turnkey greenhouse solutions has become less predictable, which the company attributes in part to geopolitical developments affecting investment decisions in the sector. The group is consolidating specializations and optimizing processes to reduce duplication and build a more resilient operational base.
“Together with Bom Group, we are bringing our greenhouse construction activities together in a new integrated organization within Atrium Agri. This collaboration brings together expertise and specializations, optimizes our processes, and opens up new opportunities for growth and technological development. In this way, we not only strengthen our position, but also deliver greater value to our customers and prepare for the future of the high-tech horticulture sector,” said Henk Verbakel, owner of Havecon Horticultural Projects and partner in Atrium Agri.
Atrium Agri Positions Integration as Platform for Future Growth
The company frames the integration as creating opportunities for technical development, specialization, and growth beyond cost rationalization. Customers are expected to benefit from combined expertise and more efficient project execution across the group's greenhouse horticulture portfolio. The new organization will operate from Bleiswijk from autumn 2026, with further details on structure and operational model expected ahead of that date.
