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  • Urs Spielmann
  • Curriculum vitae Urs Spielmann (*1964)
  • Spielmann Invest AG

  • Urs Spielmann

    Urs Spielmann is an investor and entrepreneur.



    • ...INVESTS IN COMPANIES
      ...INVESTS IN COMPANIES
      Urs Spielmann invests in companies. He advises and supports them actively with a long‐term perspective. They are often companies which are faced with difficult challenges, such as succession, restructuring or turnaround.
    • ...TAKES MANAGEMENT RESPONSIBILITY
      ...TAKES MANAGEMENT RESPONSIBILITY
      Urs Spielmann has been developing companies and taking management responsibility for many years. His aim is to create added value long‐term for customers and consequently also for the companies. He places great emphasis on holistic corporate management, which takes appropriate account of social and environmental aspects in addition to economic ones.
    • ...DEVELOPS CONCEPTS FOR REAL ESTATE
      ...DEVELOPS CONCEPTS FOR REAL ESTATE
      Urs Spielmann develops concepts for real estate in Switzerland, especially for older properties or those in need of refurbishment. He launches real‐estate projects, which he rates as sustainable. This results in living space that will generate a return.
    • ...ANALYSES ECONOMIC TRENDS
      ...ANALYSES ECONOMIC TRENDS
      Urs Spielmann analyses economic trends and invests capital in financial markets. He acquires shares in companies with a clear strategy and credible management principles.
    • ...GETS INVOLVED AS A BOARD MEMBER
      ...GETS INVOLVED AS A BOARD MEMBER
      As a board member, Urs Spielmann gets involved in selected family businesses and assumes joint responsibility for strategy.

      Values count for Urs Spielmann.

  • Curriculum vitae Urs Spielmann (*1964)

    • DEGREE IN BUSINESS AND ECONOMICS
      Degree in Business and Economics at the University of St. Gallen and a doctorate on generation change in small and medium‐sized enterprises. (Dr. oec. HSG).
    • 1994
      At the time of the real‐estate crisis: Restoration and restructuring of a company in the development and real‐estate sector. Subsequently, acquisition of the majority of the shares.
    • 1998
      Joining the then Hydrel AG engineering works company (subsequently: Schaeffler Switzerland), in Romanshorn. Managing Director from 1999 to 2001. Schaeffler is a globally active automotive and industrial supplier.
    • 2002
      Acquisition of the majority of the shares in Feinstanz AG in Rapperswil‐Jona; management of the supply company in the automotive and industrial sector. Part‐time executive courses in Switzerland and in the USA (MBA).
    • 2010
      Publication of the book entitled “Überleben ist nicht genug” – Tagebuch eines Schweizer Unternehmers 2008/2009 (“Survival is Not Enough” ‐ the diary of a Swiss entrepreneur 2008/2009), Xanthippe Verlag.
    • 2011
      Sale of Feinstanz AG to the Federtechnik Group in Kaltbrunn.
      From 2011, development and implementation of various projects as an independent investor.
    • 2012
      From 2012, membership of the board of directors in selected family businesses.
    • 2017
      Merger of investment projects and corporate investments in Spielmann Invest AG.
    • FAMILY
      Urs Spielmann lives with his family in Niederteufen (AR).

  • Spielmann Invest AG



    • INVESTMENT AND HOLDING COMPANY
      Spielmann Invest AG is the investment and holding company owned by Urs Spielmann. The company pursues a continuous growth strategy, which it finances from its own resources.
    • ACTIVE SUPPORT FOR COMPANIES
      Spielmann Invest AG invests in companies which Urs Spielmann actively supports with the benefit of a long‐term perspective and in accordance with his values.
    • DEVELOPMENT OF REAL‐ESTATE PROJECTS
      Spielmann Invest AG develops, finances and realises real‐estate projects in Switzerland. Key criteria governing any investment decisions are sound financing principles and a sustainable return over the longer term.
    • INVESTING OWN CAPITAL
      Spielmann Invest AG invests its own capital on international financial markets.