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Moba
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Moba BV
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moba.net
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Private
Founded yearint
1967
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Moba is a Netherlands-based machinery manufacturer specializing in egg grading, packing, and processing equipment for the global egg industry. The company designs and produces a comprehensive portfolio spanning the full egg value chain, including high-capacity graders (Omnia PX series capable of processing up to 191,000 eggs per hour, Omnia FT, and Forta GT), farm packers (Mopack family), egg breakers (Proxima series and the Synchro626, described as the world's largest egg breaker/separator), case packers (MR12 Twin and MR30), loaders (Crono1, Crono2, M Loader), detection systems (Vision Shell Inspector with AI-powered crack detection), and Ohmic product heating for pasteurization. Its underlying technology centers on individual egg handling to prevent cross-contamination and enable per-egg tracking, a modular platform-plus-modules architecture, and an emerging digital ecosystem (Egg Chain) for traceability and operational efficiency.

Moba operates a capital equipment business model, selling machines as long-lived assets to egg producers and food processors across 35+ countries, supplemented by recurring revenue from certified spare parts, multi-level service contracts (self-support through ASAP on-site), Moba Academy training, machine updates, and the Moba SMS refurbished equipment program. The company goes to market primarily through direct enterprise field sales from its Barneveld headquarters and regional offices (Moba UK, Moba Asia in Kuala Lumpur), supported by a global network of agents and distributors. Customer segments span commercial egg producers (from family farms to large industrial operations), retail and food service egg suppliers, and egg product manufacturers (liquid egg, pasteurized products). The customer base includes large enterprises such as Mantiqueira Brasil (largest egg producer in South America), Wuhan Hongnong Agriculture (China), Duncan Farms (Scotland), and R.P.M. Group (Thailand), alongside a long tail of mid-market and SMB operators served partly through the refurbished equipment channel. Moba is a privately held company (Moba BV) with no disclosed parent or institutional investors, and no public financial disclosures are available.

Short descriptiontext

Moba is a Dutch manufacturer of egg grading, packing, and processing equipment for the global egg industry. The company sells industrial machinery including graders, breakers, case packers, and AI-powered detection systems to egg producers and food processors across 35+ countries.

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Operating
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501–1,000
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HeadquartersBarneveld, Netherlands
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Barneveld
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Netherlands
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Europe
Markets served

Serves global market

Offices2 records

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City, Country, Type, Description, Source

Keyword5 values
egg grading equipment, egg processing machinery, egg packing systems, industrial food equipment, poultry automation
Industry3 codes
1AFAEADAL
CodeAFAEADALPrimaryYes
2AFANAHAA
CodeAFANAHAAPrimaryNo
3AFANAHAJ
CodeAFANAHAJPrimaryNo
NAICS code1 code
  • 333241
SIC code1 code
  • 3559
Product category
Industrial Egg Processing Equipment
Social media profiles1 record
GTM motion2 records

Each record includes

Type, Description, Source

Revenue model5 records
1Egg Grading, Packing, and Processing Equipment
TypeHardware Sales
Description

Moba designs, manufactures, and sells industrial egg grading, packing, processing, and handling equipment including graders (Omnia, Forta), farm packers (Mopack), egg breakers (Proxima, Synchro), case packers (MR series), loaders, and detection systems. Equipment is sold as capital equipment to egg producers and processors globally.

moba.net
2Spare Parts
TypeHardware Sales
Description

Moba provides certified spare parts to optimize the uptime and efficiency of customer equipment. Spare parts are available through Moba's service network and local agents.

moba.net
3Service and Support Contracts
TypeProfessional Services
Description

Moba offers multi-level customer support services ranging from self-support and helpdesk to remote service and on-site services (planned and ASAP). The company also provides service agreements (Moba Service Level Agreements) offering maximum uptime and minimum downtime. Moba Academy provides training services.

moba.net
4Refurbished Equipment (Moba SMS)
TypeHardware Sales
Description

Moba operates a refurbished equipment program (Moba SMS) where customers can trade in their used Moba systems. Machines are dismantled, pressure cleaned, completely rebuilt, and resold ready for a new life. This provides a secondary revenue stream while supporting customer upgrades.

moba.net
5Machine Updates
TypeManaged Services
Description

Moba offers updates for Moba and Diamond equipment to suit evolving customer needs, ensuring long-term success and equipment modernization.

moba.net
Marketing channels7 records

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Title, Type, Stage, Description, Source

Distribution channels4 records

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Title, Type, Scope, Target buyer, Description, Source

Cost components6 values
Supply Chain, Personnel, Operations, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure
GTM typeB2B
B2B
Offering typeHardware or Manufacturing
Hardware or Manufacturing
Brand1 record
1Moba SMS
Description

Refurbished egg grading and processing equipment program where used machines are dismantled, pressure cleaned, completely rebuilt, and resold for a new life.

moba.net
Core offering1 text field

Moba designs, manufactures, and sells industrial egg grading, packing, processing, and handling equipment for the global egg industry. Its portfolio includes egg graders (Omnia PX/FT, Forta GT), farm packers (Mopack family), egg breakers (Proxima, Synchro626), case packers (MR series), loaders (Crono, M Loader), detection systems (Vision Shell Inspector), and Ohmic heating for pasteurization. Equipment is sold as capital machinery to commercial egg producers and processors, supported by spare parts, refurbished equipment (Moba SMS), training (Moba Academy), and multi-level service contracts.

Differentiator
Functional benefit
Problem solved
Quantifiable outcome1 of 10 values shown
  • Up to 191,000 eggs processed per hour with the Omnia PX530
+9 more records
Product overview1 text field

Moba is a manufacturer of egg grading, packing, and processing equipment headquartered in Barneveld, Netherlands. The product portfolio spans multiple categories: (1) Egg Graders including the Omnia series (Omnia PX for premium performance, Omnia FT for food technology), Forta GT for reliable topline grading, and Crono loaders for high-capacity egg loading; (2) Farm Packing including the Mopack family (Mopack EP for high-efficiency farm packing, Mopack70/100/150 variants); (3) Case Packing including MR12 Twin Case Packer and MR30 Case & Display Packer; (4) Egg Processing including the Proxima breaker series (built on Synchro heritage) and the Synchro626 (the world's largest egg breaker/separator); (5) Detection & Vision including the Vision Shell Inspector with AI-based crack detection; (6) Ohmic heating for product heating prior to pasteurizing; (7) Digital/Ecosystem including the Egg Chain tracking and tracing system; (8) Services including Moba Academy training, Moba SMS refurbished equipment program, and multi-level customer support (Service Essentials and Advanced Services). The portfolio is organized as a modular platform-plus-modules architecture where graders serve as the core system, augmented by specialized detection, packing, processing, and handling add-ons, all supported by a lifecycle service ecosystem.

Product and service18 records
1Omnia PX Egg Grader
CategoryEgg Grading Equipment
Description

High-performance egg grading system for commercial egg producers and grading stations, available in multiple models with capacities from approximately 64,000 to over 191,000 eggs per hour, with stainless-steel design for hygiene and durability.

2Omnia FT Egg Grader
CategoryEgg Grading Equipment
Description

Egg grading system positioned as the 'Food Technology' variant of the Omnia series, designed for egg producers focused on food safety and quality standards.

3Forta GT Egg Grader
CategoryEgg Grading Equipment
Description

Configurable egg grading system with topline technology, high hygienic standards, and modular upgrade options, including the Forta GT100 model with 36,000 eggs/hour capacity, for egg producers seeking scalable grading.

4Crono1 Egg Loader
CategoryEgg Handling Equipment
Description

Compact 5-row egg loader with maximum capacity of 45,000 eggs per hour (125 cases per hour), the smallest in the Crono loaders family, for egg receiving and loading operations.

5Crono2 Egg Loader
CategoryEgg Handling Equipment
Description

5- or 6-row egg loader with maximum capacity of 72,000 eggs per hour (200 cases per hour), part of the Crono loaders family for higher-volume egg receiving.

6Proxima Egg Breaker
CategoryEgg Processing Equipment
Description

Next-generation egg breaking and processing system built on the Synchro heritage, delivering higher yield, greater hygiene, and smarter operation in a compact design, with closed-loop CIP, recipe-based operation, and advanced detection for egg processing facilities.

7Synchro626 Egg Breaker
CategoryEgg Processing Equipment
Description

Industrial-scale egg breaker and separator, described as the largest egg breaker/separator in the world, delivering flawless separation, the cleanest egg whites, highest yield, and low operating costs for liquid egg product processors.

8M Loader
CategoryEgg Handling Equipment
Description

High-capacity egg loader equipped with features of a modern high-capacity loader and the highest standards of food safety, for egg receiving at large packing stations.

9Vision Shell Inspector
CategoryEgg Detection and Quality Control
Description

AI-powered computer vision system for detecting cracks in eggshells and performing vision-based weighing, combining the latest visual systems technology with artificial intelligence for highly accurate detection on grading lines.

10Mopack EP Farm Packer
CategoryFarm Packing Equipment
Description

Farm packing system that combines gentle individual egg handling with high efficiency for on-farm egg packing operations at layer farms.

11MR12 Twin Case Packer
CategoryCase Packing Equipment
Description

Robotic Twin Case Packer system designed for the high-demand egg industry market, capable of processing two different products simultaneously and performing quick changeovers between pack types.

12MR30 Case & Display Packer
CategoryCase Packing Equipment
Description

Smart combination of the MR10 case packer capabilities with additional capabilities to handle display packs, designed for egg producers needing case and display packing flexibility.

13Ohmic Product Heating
CategoryEgg Processing Equipment
Description

Ohmic product heating system applied for final product heating prior to pasteurizing in egg processing, delivering up to 50% cost savings from extended run times and longer shelf life.

14Magna Platform of Actuators
CategoryEgg Handling Equipment
Description

Next-generation actuator platform delivering 600 cases per hour capacity, nearly 20% higher than traditional machines, part of next-generation egg processing innovations showcased at IPPE 2026.

15Egg Chain Tracking and Tracing System
CategoryDigital Ecosystem / Traceability
Description

Digital tracking and tracing system that collects data from Moba equipment to offer online services improving operational efficiency, with per-egg handling enabling individual egg traceability through the production line.

16Moba SMS Refurbished Equipment Program
CategoryRefurbished Equipment Services
Description

Refurbished equipment program where used Moba systems are dismantled, pressure cleaned, completely rebuilt, and resold with a trade-in option, providing cost-effective entry into Moba equipment for smaller operators.

17Service Essentials & Advanced Services
CategoryService and Support Contracts
Description

Multi-level customer support and service offering covering self-support, helpdesk, remote service, planned on-site services, and ASAP on-site services, along with spare parts, project management, installation support, and machine updates under service agreements for up to 10 years of active support.

18Moba Academy Training Services
CategoryTraining Services
Description

Training services that help customers and their operators achieve higher levels of knowledge about Moba equipment operation, maintenance, and optimization.

Scale indicator10 records

Each record includes

Type, Value, Description, Source

Partnership1 partner
Strategic tierMinorTypeGTM or Marketing PartnerAnnounced on2026-03-13
Description

Arnold Clark, a major UK automotive dealer and retailer, partnered with Moba (described as a battery diagnostics specialist) to offer battery health certificates for electric vehicles across Arnold Clark's UK aftersales network. Note: This appears to reference a different Moba company in the EV battery diagnostics space, not Moba's egg processing business. The Arnold Clark partnership involves EV battery health certificates for BEVs and plug-in hybrids, providing independent assessments of battery condition including degradation levels and available capacity.

Recent move6 records

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Date, Type, Title, Description, Source

Expansion highlight5 records

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Type, Description

Peers10 records
TypeEmerging player
Description

Norwegian technology company specializing in sensor-based sorting and grading. Overlaps with Moba's Vision Shell Inspector through optical sorting expertise and represents a potential competitive threat as AI-driven inspection becomes more commoditized.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Swiss family-owned industrial equipment manufacturer with food processing and optical sorting divisions. Comparable in scale and global footprint, and overlaps with Moba in food processing machinery and increasingly in AI-driven optical sorting (Bühler's Sortex).

TypeEmerging player
Description

US-based privately-held manufacturer of food processing, coating, and packaging equipment. Serves egg product and broader food manufacturers with comparable capital equipment and aftermarket service models.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Swiss-headquartered global leader in food packaging and processing, including liquid egg products and pasteurization. Overlaps with Moba in egg liquid processing, ohmic heating, and downstream packaging for food manufacturers and retailers.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Danish-headquartered specialist manufacturer of egg handling, grading, breaking, and processing equipment. Directly competes with Moba across graders, breakers, and pasteurization systems, serving the same global egg producer customer base.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

German publicly-listed engineering group specializing in food processing equipment, separation technologies, and cold chain solutions. Overlaps with Moba in pasteurization, separation, and food processing equipment serving food manufacturers.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

German family-owned food processing machinery manufacturer specializing in fish and poultry processing. Overlaps with Moba in poultry handling/grading equipment and serves many of the same large protein processors globally.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Icelandic publicly-listed global leader in food processing equipment for poultry, meat, and fish. Overlaps with Moba in poultry/egg processing lines and offers broader portfolio diversification across protein categories, making it both a competitor and adjacent reference point.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

US-listed global leader in food processing and air transport equipment. Offers protein processing and liquid egg pasteurization systems that overlap with Moba's Proxima breakers and ohmic heating portfolio for egg product manufacturers.

TypeEmerging player
Description

US-based designer and manufacturer of digital inspection, sorting, and conveying equipment for food processing. Overlaps with Moba in vision-based detection systems and case packing automation for egg and broader food producers.

Market position
Strengths5 records

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Weaknesses5 records

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Competitive moat5 records

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Key risks5 records

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Key highlights7 records

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Customer concentration

Classification, Details

Named customers19 records

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Name, Industry, Type, Use case, Source, UUID

Segment3 records

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Title, Type, Primary, Description, Pain point addressed, Use case, Source

Ideal customer profile2 records

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Profile, Firmographic size, Sales motion, Sales cycle length, Buying structure, Purchase trigger, Buyer persona, Geography, Industry vertical, Primary use case, Description, Pain points, Evidence proof points, Target buyer

Technology focused
Yes
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No

Docs URL, Description

AI capability2 records

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AI maturity
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Has app

Feature12 records

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Core technology
Revenue estimate
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Subsidiaries1 record

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Compliance5 records

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Funding overview

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Investors

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Name, Type, Date of entry, Rounds participated, Website

Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

M&A

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Name, Acquisition type, Announced date, Completed date, Status, Website, News

Investment

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Name, Round, Announced date, Lead investor, Website, News

M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Moba

Industrial Egg Processing Equipmentmoba.net

Moba is a Dutch manufacturer of egg grading, packing, and processing equipment for the global egg industry. The company sells industrial machinery including graders, breakers, case packers, and AI-powered detection systems to egg producers and food processors across 35+ countries.

What Moba does

Moba is a Netherlands-based machinery manufacturer specializing in egg grading, packing, and processing equipment for the global egg industry. The company designs and produces a comprehensive portfolio spanning the full egg value chain, including high-capacity graders (Omnia PX series capable of processing up to 191,000 eggs per hour, Omnia FT, and Forta GT), farm packers (Mopack family), egg breakers (Proxima series and the Synchro626, described as the world's largest egg breaker/separator), case packers (MR12 Twin and MR30), loaders (Crono1, Crono2, M Loader), detection systems (Vision Shell Inspector with AI-powered crack detection), and Ohmic product heating for pasteurization. Its underlying technology centers on individual egg handling to prevent cross-contamination and enable per-egg tracking, a modular platform-plus-modules architecture, and an emerging digital ecosystem (Egg Chain) for traceability and operational efficiency.

Moba operates a capital equipment business model, selling machines as long-lived assets to egg producers and food processors across 35+ countries, supplemented by recurring revenue from certified spare parts, multi-level service contracts (self-support through ASAP on-site), Moba Academy training, machine updates, and the Moba SMS refurbished equipment program. The company goes to market primarily through direct enterprise field sales from its Barneveld headquarters and regional offices (Moba UK, Moba Asia in Kuala Lumpur), supported by a global network of agents and distributors. Customer segments span commercial egg producers (from family farms to large industrial operations), retail and food service egg suppliers, and egg product manufacturers (liquid egg, pasteurized products). The customer base includes large enterprises such as Mantiqueira Brasil (largest egg producer in South America), Wuhan Hongnong Agriculture (China), Duncan Farms (Scotland), and R.P.M. Group (Thailand), alongside a long tail of mid-market and SMB operators served partly through the refurbished equipment channel. Moba is a privately held company (Moba BV) with no disclosed parent or institutional investors, and no public financial disclosures are available.

Moba firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Moba
Legal name
Moba BV
Website
https://moba.net
Company type
Private
Founded year
1967
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
501–1,000 employees
Short description
Moba is a Dutch manufacturer of egg grading, packing, and processing equipment for the global egg industry. The company sells industrial machinery including graders, breakers, case packers, and AI-powered detection systems to egg producers and food processors across 35+ countries.
Ownership category
akta.pro rank

Where Moba is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Barneveld
HQ country
Netherlands
HQ region
Europe

Offices2 records

Markets served

Moba business model

Business model
GTM type
B2B
Offering type
Hardware or Manufacturing
Cost components
Supply Chain, Personnel, Operations, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure

Revenue model

  1. Egg Grading, Packing, and Processing Equipment: Moba designs, manufactures, and sells industrial egg grading, packing, processing, and handling equipment including graders (Omnia, Forta), farm packers (Mopack), egg breakers (Proxima, Synchro), case packers (MR series), loaders, and detection systems. Equipment is sold as capital equipment to egg producers and processors globally.
  2. Spare Parts: Moba provides certified spare parts to optimize the uptime and efficiency of customer equipment. Spare parts are available through Moba's service network and local agents.
  3. Service and Support Contracts: Moba offers multi-level customer support services ranging from self-support and helpdesk to remote service and on-site services (planned and ASAP). The company also provides service agreements (Moba Service Level Agreements) offering maximum uptime and minimum downtime. Moba Academy provides training services.
  4. Refurbished Equipment (Moba SMS): Moba operates a refurbished equipment program (Moba SMS) where customers can trade in their used Moba systems. Machines are dismantled, pressure cleaned, completely rebuilt, and resold ready for a new life. This provides a secondary revenue stream while supporting customer upgrades.
  5. Machine Updates: Moba offers updates for Moba and Diamond equipment to suit evolving customer needs, ensuring long-term success and equipment modernization.

Go-to-market motion2 records

Distribution channels4 records

Marketing channels7 records

Moba product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Moba designs, manufactures, and sells industrial egg grading, packing, processing, and handling equipment for the global egg industry. Its portfolio includes egg graders (Omnia PX/FT, Forta GT), farm packers (Mopack family), egg breakers (Proxima, Synchro626), case packers (MR series), loaders (Crono, M Loader), detection systems (Vision Shell Inspector), and Ohmic heating for pasteurization. Equipment is sold as capital machinery to commercial egg producers and processors, supported by spare parts, refurbished equipment (Moba SMS), training (Moba Academy), and multi-level service contracts.

Product overview

Moba is a manufacturer of egg grading, packing, and processing equipment headquartered in Barneveld, Netherlands. The product portfolio spans multiple categories: (1) Egg Graders including the Omnia series (Omnia PX for premium performance, Omnia FT for food technology), Forta GT for reliable topline grading, and Crono loaders for high-capacity egg loading; (2) Farm Packing including the Mopack family (Mopack EP for high-efficiency farm packing, Mopack70/100/150 variants); (3) Case Packing including MR12 Twin Case Packer and MR30 Case & Display Packer; (4) Egg Processing including the Proxima breaker series (built on Synchro heritage) and the Synchro626 (the world's largest egg breaker/separator); (5) Detection & Vision including the Vision Shell Inspector with AI-based crack detection; (6) Ohmic heating for product heating prior to pasteurizing; (7) Digital/Ecosystem including the Egg Chain tracking and tracing system; (8) Services including Moba Academy training, Moba SMS refurbished equipment program, and multi-level customer support (Service Essentials and Advanced Services). The portfolio is organized as a modular platform-plus-modules architecture where graders serve as the core system, augmented by specialized detection, packing, processing, and handling add-ons, all supported by a lifecycle service ecosystem.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • Moba SMS: Refurbished egg grading and processing equipment program where used machines are dismantled, pressure cleaned, completely rebuilt, and resold for a new life.

Products and services

  • Omnia PX Egg Grader High-performance egg grading system for commercial egg producers and grading stations, available in multiple models with capacities from approximately 64,000 to over 191,000 eggs per hour, with stainless-steel design for hygiene and durability.
  • Omnia FT Egg Grader Egg grading system positioned as the 'Food Technology' variant of the Omnia series, designed for egg producers focused on food safety and quality standards.
  • Forta GT Egg Grader Configurable egg grading system with topline technology, high hygienic standards, and modular upgrade options, including the Forta GT100 model with 36,000 eggs/hour capacity, for egg producers seeking scalable grading.
  • Crono1 Egg Loader Compact 5-row egg loader with maximum capacity of 45,000 eggs per hour (125 cases per hour), the smallest in the Crono loaders family, for egg receiving and loading operations.
  • Crono2 Egg Loader 5- or 6-row egg loader with maximum capacity of 72,000 eggs per hour (200 cases per hour), part of the Crono loaders family for higher-volume egg receiving.
  • Proxima Egg Breaker Next-generation egg breaking and processing system built on the Synchro heritage, delivering higher yield, greater hygiene, and smarter operation in a compact design, with closed-loop CIP, recipe-based operation, and advanced detection for egg processing facilities.
  • Synchro626 Egg Breaker Industrial-scale egg breaker and separator, described as the largest egg breaker/separator in the world, delivering flawless separation, the cleanest egg whites, highest yield, and low operating costs for liquid egg product processors.
  • M Loader High-capacity egg loader equipped with features of a modern high-capacity loader and the highest standards of food safety, for egg receiving at large packing stations.
  • Vision Shell Inspector AI-powered computer vision system for detecting cracks in eggshells and performing vision-based weighing, combining the latest visual systems technology with artificial intelligence for highly accurate detection on grading lines.
  • Mopack EP Farm Packer Farm packing system that combines gentle individual egg handling with high efficiency for on-farm egg packing operations at layer farms.
  • MR12 Twin Case Packer Robotic Twin Case Packer system designed for the high-demand egg industry market, capable of processing two different products simultaneously and performing quick changeovers between pack types.
  • MR30 Case & Display Packer Smart combination of the MR10 case packer capabilities with additional capabilities to handle display packs, designed for egg producers needing case and display packing flexibility.
  • Ohmic Product Heating Ohmic product heating system applied for final product heating prior to pasteurizing in egg processing, delivering up to 50% cost savings from extended run times and longer shelf life.
  • Magna Platform of Actuators Next-generation actuator platform delivering 600 cases per hour capacity, nearly 20% higher than traditional machines, part of next-generation egg processing innovations showcased at IPPE 2026.
  • Egg Chain Tracking and Tracing System Digital tracking and tracing system that collects data from Moba equipment to offer online services improving operational efficiency, with per-egg handling enabling individual egg traceability through the production line.
  • Moba SMS Refurbished Equipment Program Refurbished equipment program where used Moba systems are dismantled, pressure cleaned, completely rebuilt, and resold with a trade-in option, providing cost-effective entry into Moba equipment for smaller operators.
  • Service Essentials & Advanced Services Multi-level customer support and service offering covering self-support, helpdesk, remote service, planned on-site services, and ASAP on-site services, along with spare parts, project management, installation support, and machine updates under service agreements for up to 10 years of active support.
  • Moba Academy Training Services Training services that help customers and their operators achieve higher levels of knowledge about Moba equipment operation, maintenance, and optimization.

Quantifiable outcome

  • Up to 191,000 eggs processed per hour with the Omnia PX530
  • +9 more outcomes

Companies that use Moba

Customer profile

Named customers19 records

Segments3 records

Ideal customer profiles2 records

Moba technology and API

Technology

Technology focussed Yes

API detail

Has API
No
API docs
API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

AI capability2 records

Feature12 records

Moba partnerships and signals

Strategic signal

Partnerships

One partnership is on record.

  • Arnold ClarkminorGTM or Marketing Partner · 13 March 2026Arnold Clark, a major UK automotive dealer and retailer, partnered with Moba (described as a battery diagnostics specialist) to offer battery health certificates for electric vehicles across Arnold Clark's UK aftersales network. Note: This appears to reference a different Moba company in the EV battery diagnostics space, not Moba's egg processing business. The Arnold Clark partnership involves EV battery health certificates for BEVs and plug-in hybrids, providing independent assessments of battery condition including degradation levels and available capacity.

Scale indicators10 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Moba competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Emerging players

  • TOMRA: Norwegian technology company specializing in sensor-based sorting and grading. Overlaps with Moba's Vision Shell Inspector through optical sorting expertise and represents a potential competitive threat as AI-driven inspection becomes more commoditized.
  • Heat and Control: US-based privately-held manufacturer of food processing, coating, and packaging equipment. Serves egg product and broader food manufacturers with comparable capital equipment and aftermarket service models.
  • Key Technology (Duravant): US-based designer and manufacturer of digital inspection, sorting, and conveying equipment for food processing. Overlaps with Moba in vision-based detection systems and case packing automation for egg and broader food producers.

Broad incumbents

  • Bühler Group: Swiss family-owned industrial equipment manufacturer with food processing and optical sorting divisions. Comparable in scale and global footprint, and overlaps with Moba in food processing machinery and increasingly in AI-driven optical sorting (Bühler's Sortex).
  • Tetra Pak: Swiss-headquartered global leader in food packaging and processing, including liquid egg products and pasteurization. Overlaps with Moba in egg liquid processing, ohmic heating, and downstream packaging for food manufacturers and retailers.
  • GEA Group: German publicly-listed engineering group specializing in food processing equipment, separation technologies, and cold chain solutions. Overlaps with Moba in pasteurization, separation, and food processing equipment serving food manufacturers.
  • BAADER: German family-owned food processing machinery manufacturer specializing in fish and poultry processing. Overlaps with Moba in poultry handling/grading equipment and serves many of the same large protein processors globally.
  • Marel: Icelandic publicly-listed global leader in food processing equipment for poultry, meat, and fish. Overlaps with Moba in poultry/egg processing lines and offers broader portfolio diversification across protein categories, making it both a competitor and adjacent reference point.
  • JBT Corporation: US-listed global leader in food processing and air transport equipment. Offers protein processing and liquid egg pasteurization systems that overlap with Moba's Proxima breakers and ohmic heating portfolio for egg product manufacturers.

Direct peers

  • SANOVO Technology Group: Danish-headquartered specialist manufacturer of egg handling, grading, breaking, and processing equipment. Directly competes with Moba across graders, breakers, and pasteurization systems, serving the same global egg producer customer base.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

Moba social profiles

Digital presence

Moba compliance and trust

Trust signal

Compliance5 records

Moba financial estimates

Financial estimate

Revenue estimate

Valuation estimate

Moba leadership team

Management profile

Number of profiles

Moba subsidiaries and ownership

Company hierarchy

Subsidiaries1 record

Moba funding detail

Funding detail

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Moba M&A and investment

M&A and investment

M&A

Investments

M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Frequently asked questions about Moba

What does Moba do?

Moba designs, manufactures, and sells industrial egg grading, packing, processing, and handling equipment for the global egg industry. Its portfolio includes egg graders (Omnia PX/FT, Forta GT), farm packers (Mopack family), egg breakers (Proxima, Synchro626), case packers (MR series), loaders (Crono, M Loader), detection systems (Vision Shell Inspector), and Ohmic heating for pasteurization. Equipment is sold as capital machinery to commercial egg producers and processors, supported by spare parts, refurbished equipment (Moba SMS), training (Moba Academy), and multi-level service contracts.

Is Moba a public or private company?

Moba is a private company. It is classified as family owned and is currently operating.

When was Moba founded?

Moba was founded in 1967. It employs 501 to 1,000 people.

Where is Moba based?

Moba is headquartered in Barneveld, Netherlands, in the Europe region.

How does Moba make money?

Five revenue lines are on record. Egg Grading, Packing, and Processing Equipment is the primary driver. The others are spare Parts, service and Support Contracts, refurbished Equipment (Moba SMS) and machine Updates.

Who are Moba's main competitors?

Emerging players on record are TOMRA, Heat and Control and Key Technology (Duravant). Broad incumbents are Bühler Group, Tetra Pak, GEA Group, BAADER, Marel and JBT Corporation. SANOVO Technology Group is listed as a direct peer.

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PrtimesEgg Processing Equipment Market Size to Hit US$59.50 Billion by 2033, Growing at 5.4% CAGR – PR TimesThe global egg processing equipment market is projected to grow from US$ 39.00 billion in 2025 to US$ 59.50 billion by 2033, driven by increasing demand for processed foods and automation. Key growth factors include the expansion of industrial bakeries, stringent food safety regulations, and the adoption of smart, digitally connected machinery. Major industry players such as Sanovo, Moba, and Bühler are focusing on technological innovations like AI and automated systems to enhance efficiency and hygiene.SNS InsiderEgg Processing Machine Market Size, Share & Growth Report 2035The global egg processing machine market was valued at USD 34.07 billion in 2025 and is projected to reach USD 53.73 billion by 2035, growing at a CAGR of 4.70%, driven by rising demand for liquid and powdered egg products in food processing, bakery, and quick-service restaurant industries. North America leads the market with approximately 30.94% of global revenues, followed by Europe (28.78%) and Asia Pacific (26.82%), supported by strong automation adoption and stringent food safety standards. Key players including Sanovo Technology Group, Moba Group, JBT Corporation, and OVO-TECH expanded advanced egg grading, breaking, and pasteurization systems in 2025-2026 to meet growing demand for high-capacity, hygienic egg processing equipment globally.ThepoultrysiteIPPE: MOBA showcases next-generation egg processing innovationsMOBA showcased its next-generation egg processing innovations at IPPE 2026 in Atlanta, Georgia, USA, including the Proxima breaker with increased capacity and food safety standards, the Magna platform of actuators delivering a 600-cases-per-hour capacity (nearly 20% higher than traditional machines), and the MR30 Mark II developed specifically for the American market. The company also introduced its Egg Chain tracking and tracing system and outlined plans to build a digital ecosystem by collecting data from equipment to offer online services that improve operational efficiency.TelecompaperVodafone Spain, Moba team up on IoT-backed smart waste managementVodafone Spain and MOBA expanded their partnership to upgrade waste collection networks across Spain with a nationwide IoT deployment. The companies now operate over 20,000 active IoT connections linking waste containers and service vehicles in urban and rural areas to streamline operations and boost efficiency.WhichEV.NetArnold Clark introduces EV battery health certificates through new Moba partnershipArnold Clark has partnered with battery diagnostics specialist Moba to offer battery health certificates for electric vehicles across its UK aftersales network, covering both battery electric vehicles and plug-in hybrids. The certificates will provide independent assessments of battery condition, including degradation levels and available capacity, to address a key information gap facing used EV buyers and sellers. The initiative is part of Arnold Clark's broader electric mobility strategy, which also includes the Arnold Clark Charge ultra-rapid charging network launched in 2024.EIN PresswireEgg Processing Equipment Market to Hit USD 46.33 Billion by 2032 | Growth Driven by Automation & Food SafetyThe Global Egg Processing Equipment Market was valued at USD 32.58 billion in 2024 and is projected to reach USD 46.33 billion by 2032, growing at a CAGR of 4.5%, driven by automation, IoT adoption, rising protein demand, and food safety compliance. In 2025, Moba Group launched Asia-Pacific's first Ohmic heating liquid egg processing system in Vietnam, while Sanovo Technology Group partnered with SiccaDania and showcased innovations at major trade shows including IFFA Frankfurt and PACK EXPO Las Vegas. The market faces restraints from high installation costs and energy price volatility, but opportunities lie in sustainable innovation and expanding demand from bakery, confectionery, and processed food industries across Asia-Pacific and Latin America.