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Everllence
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Everllence SE
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everllence.com
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2025
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Everllence SE (formerly MAN Energy Solutions, rebranded in 2025) is a German industrial OEM headquartered in Augsburg that designs and manufactures large-bore two-stroke and four-stroke marine and power-generation engines, turbomachinery (industrial compressors and steam turbines), large-scale heat pumps, and CCUS technology. The company's engine portfolio spans the full alternative-fuel spectrum — methanol (ME-LGIP), methane (ME-GI Mk10.7), ammonia (ME-LGIA), LNG, ethanol, and hydrogen (35/44DF H2) — alongside a complete dual-fuel retrofit offering, with hardware the OEM designed powering roughly 90% of the global merchant fleet trade. Underneath the hardware sits the CEON digital platform, an AWS-hosted IoT backbone that collects sensor data from installed machinery and powers subscription services including PrimeServ Assist (predictive maintenance and AI-supported optimization), CEON TechBot (an AI assistant grounded in OEM documentation), and Asset+/Data+ retrofit and API products.

The commercial model is enterprise-direct OEM field sales into four primary verticals: commercial shipping (container, bulker, tanker, LNG carrier, car carrier, offshore); energy and power generation (including a fast-growing data-center power segment driven by AI demand); process industries (oil and gas, refineries, petrochemicals, air separation, pulp and paper); and naval defense (2,500+ engines across 60+ navies). Revenue is generated primarily through hardware sales (~€5B disclosed revenue, of which ~€5B from marine and power engine manufacturing), supplemented by PrimeServ aftermarket services through 140+ global service centers and a growing layer of subscription-style digital service agreements based on CEON. The company employs approximately 16,000-16,200 people across Europe (Augsburg, Hamburg, Berlin, Ravensburg, Oberhausen, Zürich, Copenhagen, Saint-Nazaire), the Americas, and Asia.

In June 2026 Bain Capital acquired a 51% majority stake from Volkswagen Group for approximately €7.4 billion ($8.4 billion), with Volkswagen retaining 49% ownership, implying an enterprise value above €8 billion versus €3.4 billion in book value; Porsche SE took a 10% co-investment as a condition of the deal. The transaction, structured as a leveraged buyout, is expected to close by end-2026 subject to regulatory approval and provides capital to accelerate aftermarket expansion, naval defense growth, alternative-fuel platforms, and data-center power generation.

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Everllence (formerly MAN Energy Solutions) is a German industrial OEM that designs and manufactures marine two-stroke and four-stroke engines, turbomachinery, heat pumps, and CCUS technology for shipping, energy, process industries, and naval defense, supported by a global PrimeServ aftermarket and CEON digital platform.

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Operating
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5,001–10,000
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HeadquartersAugsburg, Germany
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Augsburg
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Germany
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Europe
Markets served

Serves global market

Offices9 records

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City, Country, Type, Description, Source

Keyword5 values
marine propulsion engines, industrial turbomachinery, decarbonization solutions, alternative fuel engines, large-scale heat pumps
Industry5 codes
1Prime Mover Components & Auxiliary Systems (Controls, Excitation, Lubrication, Cooling, Intake/Exhaust)
CodeIMAHAFAJPrimaryYes
2Propulsion MRO, Spares & Field Service (Overhauls, retrofits, upgrades)
CodeIMAJAHANPrimaryNo
3Propellers & Waterjets
CodeIMAJAHAEPrimaryNo
4Propulsion Control, Monitoring & Automation (ECS, PMS interface)
CodeIMAJAHAHPrimaryNo
5Marine Hybrid & Electric Propulsion Systems
CodeIMAJAHACPrimaryNo
NAICS code5 codes
  • Engine, Turbine, and Power Transmission Equipment Manufacturing3336
  • Turbine and Turbine Generator Set Units Manufacturing333611
  • Pump and Compressor Manufacturing33391
  • Air and Gas Compressor Manufacturing333912
  • Oil and Gas Field Machinery and Equipment Manufacturing333132
SIC code3 codes
  • Engines & Turbines3510
  • Oil & Gas Field Machinery & Equipment3533
  • General Industrial Machinery & Equipment3560
Product category
Marine and Industrial Engines / Propulsion and Power Generation Equipment
GTM motion1 record

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Type, Description, Source

Revenue model5 records
1Marine and Power Engine Manufacturing
TypeHardware Sales
Description

Design, development, and manufacture of two-stroke and four-stroke marine and power generation engines, generating approximately €5 billion in revenue. Includes propulsion systems for commercial shipping, naval defense, passenger vessels, and offshore applications.

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2PrimeServ Aftermarket Services
TypeProfessional Services
Description

Global service network providing spare parts, technical service, retrofits, upgrades, repairs, turnaround solutions, and field service through over 100 PrimeServ service centers. Includes naval defence lifecycle support.

everllence.com
3Digital Solutions and Service Agreements
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

Digital service packages including PrimeServ Connect, Assist, and Care built on the CEON platform, plus Asset+ retrofit solutions and Data+ API services. Offered as subscription-style service agreements.

everllence.com
4Turbomachinery (Compressors and Steam Turbines)
TypeHardware Sales
Description

Design and manufacture of industrial compressors (axial, centrifugal, integrally geared, isothermal, process gas screw, hermetically sealed, vacuum blowers) and steam turbines for basic materials, oil & gas, refineries, petrochemicals, gas transport, air separation, and pulp & paper industries.

everllence.com
5Heat Pumps
TypeHardware Sales
Description

Large-scale industrial heat pumps for district heating, industrial processes, and decarbonization applications, including the world's largest 70 MW CO2-based heat pump.

everllence.com
Marketing channels7 records

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Distribution channels4 records

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Cost components6 values
Personnel, Operations, Technology or R&D, Supply Chain, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure
GTM typeB2B
B2B
Offering typeHardware or Manufacturing
Hardware or Manufacturing
Brand1 of 6 records shown
1Everllence PrimeServ
Description

After-sales service brand providing spare parts, retrofits, upgrades, technical service, digital solutions, and OEM support for marine and power engines

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Everllence designs, manufactures, and services large-bore two-stroke and four-stroke marine and power engines, industrial compressors and steam turbines, large-scale heat pumps, and carbon capture (CCUS) systems for commercial shipping, naval defense, energy, and process-industry customers. The company also operates the CEON cloud-based digital platform and the PrimeServ global aftermarket network providing spare parts, retrofits, dual-fuel conversions, and subscription-style digital service agreements.

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Functional benefit
Problem solved
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  • Up to 1.5 g/kWh fuel savings with PMI Adaptive Cylinder Control
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Product overview1 text field

Everllence (formerly MAN Energy Solutions) is a global provider of propulsion, decarbonization, and efficiency solutions for shipping, energy, and industry. The company's product portfolio centers on the CEON digital platform as the backbone for data collection and analytics, supported by Asset+, Data+, and Assist+ digital solutions. Core marine products include two-stroke engines (B&W ME-C, ME-GI, ME-LGIA ammonia, ME-LGIM methane, ME-LGIP methanol) and four-stroke engines (175D, L21/31DF-M, L27/38DF-M, 32/44CR, 35/44DF CD, 49/60DF, methanol-ready engines). Supporting marine products include turbochargers, propellers, digital monitoring systems (Multi Fluid Monitor, Multifunction Monitoring System), and engine control (SaCoS 5000). Retrofit solutions include EcoTuning, EcoTorque, PMI Adaptive Cylinder Control, EcoCam, EcoNozzle, and dual-fuel conversions. Service offerings through PrimeServ brand cover spare parts, retrofits, digital solutions, technical service, and training. Energy products include dual-fuel, gas, and liquid fuel engines, steam turbines, compressors, and large-scale heat pumps for district heating. Industries segment provides compressors (axial, integrally geared, centrifugal, process gas screw), expanders, steam turbines, and CCUS technology. The company also offers lifecycle services for naval defense applications.

Product and service27 records
1Everllence B&W Two-Stroke Marine Engines
CategoryMarine Two-Stroke Engines
Description

Large-bore two-stroke marine engines including ME-C fuel oil engines and dual-fuel variants for methanol (ME-LGIP), methane/LNG (ME-LGIM, ME-GI Mk10.7), and ammonia (ME-LGIA) operation, sold to shipbuilders and shipping operators for commercial propulsion.

2Four-Stroke Marine Engines (175D, L21/31DF-M, L27/38DF-M, 32/44CR, 35/44DF CD, 49/60DF)
CategoryMarine Four-Stroke Engines
Description

High-power four-stroke marine engines up to 4,400 kW for naval, governmental, and commercial propulsion, including dual-fuel and methanol-ready variants sold to shipbuilders and naval fleets.

3Industrial Compressors
CategoryIndustrial Turbomachinery
Description

Industrial compressors including axial, integrally geared, isothermal, process gas screw, centrifugal, hermetically sealed, and vacuum blowers for oil & gas, refineries, petrochemicals, air separation, and pulp & paper industries.

4Steam Turbines
CategoryIndustrial Turbomachinery
Description

Steam turbines for power generation, marine propulsion, and industrial process applications sold to utilities and process-industry operators.

5Large-Scale Industrial Heat Pumps
CategoryIndustrial Heat Pumps / Decarbonization
Description

Large-scale heat pumps for district heating, industrial processes, and decarbonization of heat supply, including CO2-based designs at multi-megawatt scale, sold to utilities, cities, and industrial operators.

6CCUS (Carbon Capture, Utilization and Storage) Technology
CategoryCarbon Capture / Decarbonization
Description

Compressor technology and CO2 capture and compression systems for industrial CCS projects, sold to process-industry operators and energy companies for extracting carbon emissions from industrial processes (deployed in Thailand's first CCS project).

7Everllence CEON Digital Platform
CategoryDigital / IoT Platform
Description

Cloud-based IoT backbone connecting Everllence machinery to AWS-hosted data analytics, dashboards, and OEM-backed services; sold as a subscription-style platform to shipping companies, ship operators, and industrial customers.

8PrimeServ Assist
CategoryDigital Service / SaaS
Description

Proactive 24/7 digital service powered by CEON that combines machine data, advanced analytics, and AI with Everllence OEM expertise to optimize engine efficiency and maintenance for two-stroke, four-stroke, and future-fuel-powered equipment; Bureau Veritas SMART(MH3) certified and IACS UR E27 cyber-secure.

9CEON TechBot
CategoryDigital Service / AI Assistant
Description

AI-based digital assistant integrated into the CEON platform that provides crews with troubleshooting guidance by drawing from verified OEM sources including manuals, service letters, and technical instructions.

10Everllence Data+
CategoryDigital / API Data Service
Description

Data management platform offering a secure API gateway for structured asset data, enabling integration with BI tools for fleet performance monitoring, trend analysis, and operational optimization.

11PrimeServ Multi Fluid Monitor (MFM)
CategoryCondition Monitoring Hardware
Description

Continuous lube oil monitoring solution for four-stroke engines providing real-time alerts for anomalies, water detection, and contamination; available for all engine types regardless of OEM and certified by Bureau Veritas and IACS UR E27 for cyber resilience.

12Multifunction Monitoring System (MMS)
CategoryCondition Monitoring Hardware
Description

Modular sensor and monitoring solution for four-stroke engines with customizable safety, performance, and fluid/gas monitoring parameters, compliant with Lloyd's Register, RINA, ABS, RMRS, CCS, KR, DNV & GL classification societies.

13Engine Performance & Emissions Retrofits (EcoTuning, EcoTorque, PMI Adaptive Cylinder Control, EcoCam, EcoNozzle, EcoOptimizer)
CategoryEngine Retrofit Solutions
Description

Suite of software-based and control-system retrofits for two-stroke and four-stroke engines optimizing combustion, reducing fuel consumption by approximately 1.5 g/kWh, and improving CII ratings, sold to ship operators as retrofit packages.

14Dual-Fuel Conversion Retrofits
CategoryEngine Retrofit Solutions
Description

Complete dual-fuel conversion packages for methanol, LNG, LPG, ammonia, and ethanol retrofits, including upgraded turbochargers and customized gas-related plant equipment, sold to shipowners seeking alternative-fuel compliance.

15Everllence PrimeServ Aftermarket Service Network
CategoryAftermarket Services
Description

Global after-sales service brand providing spare parts, retrofits, upgrades, repairs, technical service, training, and digital solutions through 100+ PrimeServ service centers serving marine, power, and industrial customers under long-term OEM agreements.

16PrimeServ Naval Defence Lifecycle Support
CategoryDefense Aftermarket Services
Description

OEM lifecycle support for naval engines including commissioning, maintenance, retrofits, upgrades, spare parts, training, and complete propulsion systems, with defense-grade cybersecurity and confidentiality via in-country OEM entities for over 60 navies and coast guards.

17B&W ME-GI Mk10.7 Dual-Fuel Methane Engine
CategoryMarine Two-Stroke Engines
Description

Next-generation dual-fuel methane engine delivering high fuel efficiency, operational flexibility, and negligible methane slip while allowing switch between methane and conventional fuel oil; sold to shipbuilders for car carriers, LNG carriers, and methane-capable vessels.

18B&W ME-LGIA Ammonia Dual-Fuel Two-Stroke Engine
CategoryMarine Two-Stroke Engines
Description

Ammonia dual-fuel two-stroke engine for maritime propulsion achieving ammonia slip below 6 ppm and nitrous oxide below 2 ppm with efficiency higher than traditional diesel oil; sold to shipbuilders and operators for ammonia-powered shipping.

19Turbochargers
CategoryEngine Components
Description

Turbochargers for marine and power engines improving engine efficiency and performance, sold to shipbuilders, ship operators, and power plant operators.

20Ship Propeller Systems (CPP, FPP, Naval)
CategoryMarine Propulsion Components
Description

Propeller systems including controllable pitch, fixed pitch, and naval variants for various vessel types, sold to shipbuilders alongside main engines.

21Common Rail 2.2 Injection System
CategoryEngine Components
Description

Injection system for marine engines providing precise fuel delivery for improved combustion efficiency, sold to engine operators and shipbuilders.

22Gas Turbine Services
CategoryAftermarket Services
Description

Full-service OEM support for THM and MGT gas turbines including spare parts, maintenance, repairs, and digital solutions at the Competence Center Oberhausen, sold to industrial and energy operators.

23PrimeServ Academy Training Programs
CategoryTraining Services
Description

Training programs at Augsburg and Saint-Nazaire helping accelerate vessel decarbonization by upskilling crews, de-risking future-fuel adoption, and optimizing assets through targeted e-learning and in-person courses on engine fluids, lube oil analysis, and technical operations.

24Expanders
CategoryIndustrial Turbomachinery
Description

Expanders for energy recovery and industrial process applications, sold to process-industry and energy operators.

25Methanol Engine Upgrade for Seaspan Yangtze
CategoryEngine Retrofit Solutions
Description

Methanol dual-fuel engine retrofit project, the first of five vessel upgrades for Hapag-Lloyd, completed at COSCO Shipping Heavy Industry's Shanghai facility in 2026.

26Hydrogen Engine (35/44DF H2)
CategoryMarine Four-Stroke Engines / Hydrogen
Description

100% hydrogen engine developed and tested at the Augsburg site for future maritime propulsion applications, developed under the HydroPoLEn project.

27At-Sea Engine Overhaul Service for U.S. MSC
CategoryAftermarket Services
Description

At-sea engine overhaul service using Everllence OEM technicians aboard U.S. Military Sealift Command vessels, allowing maintenance while ships remain operational.

Scale indicator13 records

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Type, Value, Description, Source

Partnership5 partners
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-06-02
Description

PrimeServ (Everllence's after-sales division) successfully completed methanol dual-fuel engine upgrade on Seaspan Yangtze vessel at COSCO Shipping Heavy Industry in Shanghai, the first in a five-vessel retrofit program for Hapag-Lloyd. This was PrimeServ's 30th dual-fuel upgrade across LNG, methanol, and LPG platforms.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2025-10-28
Description

Everllence completed the world's first conversion of an Everllence B&W S90 two-stroke engine to dual-fuel methanol operation on COSCO Shipping Libra (20,000+ TEU container vessel) in partnership with COSCO Shipping Heavy Industry. The retrofit was executed by Everllence PrimeServ following successful sea trials.

Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2025-05-18
Description

Monacum Partners agreed to acquire Everllence's DWE reactor and apparatus manufacturing business, representing a strategic divestiture of a specific manufacturing unit within Everllence's portfolio.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Vale and Everllence signed a cooperation agreement to develop ethanol-powered marine engines for shipping, with Vale ordering the first ethanol-capable X-DF-M/E engines for two Newcastlemax ore carriers to be built for Shandong Shipping Corporation. Vale aims to use ethanol as part of its strategy for fleet fuel flexibility.

Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Everllence and Silverstream developed an engine-supported air lubrication system for ships that uses scavenge air from the main engine instead of dedicated compressors to reduce hull friction and fuel consumption, with estimated net fuel savings of about 3.5%.

Recent move7 records

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Expansion highlight8 records

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Peers10 records
TypeDirect peer
Description

Finland-based direct competitor in four-stroke marine engines and dual-fuel platforms (methanol, LNG, ammonia-ready). Closely comparable in marine service network, alternative-fuel strategy, and decarbonization solutions targeting the same shipping customers.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Swedish marine equipment supplier offering heat exchangers, separation, fluid handling, and boiler systems. Both partner (Alfa Laval-Everllence AR trials) and competitor in shipboard systems serving the same vessel customers.

TypeEmerging player
Description

Swiss manufacturer of reciprocating compressors supplying boil-off gas compressors for LNG carriers using Everllence's ME-GI propulsion. Both a partner and a niche competitor in industrial compressors, particularly for LNG and CCS applications.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Global power equipment OEM spanning gas, steam, and wind turbines plus grid solutions. Competes with Everllence's turbomachinery in power generation, oil & gas, and increasingly in data-center power, but at much larger scale across multiple energy verticals.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Global manufacturer of marine propulsion and power generation engines, competing directly with Everllence in four-stroke marine engines, generator sets, and commercial shipping applications including naval and offshore segments.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Supplies marine propulsion systems, electrical and digital solutions for ships. Competes with Everllence in integrated propulsion packages, hybrid/electric propulsion, and ship digitalization — overlapping on Everllence's CEON and electric propulsion offerings.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Large incumbent in industrial steam and gas turbines, grid-scale power generation, and energy solutions. Overlaps with Everllence's turbomachinery and energy segments, especially in power generation for utilities and large industrial customers.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Japanese conglomerate with marine engines, steam/gas turbines, compressors, and industrial machinery. Direct competitor in two-stroke marine engines, steam turbines, and turbomachinery, but operates at much broader scale including shipbuilding, aerospace, and defense.

TypeDirect peer
Description

MTU brand delivers high-speed marine and power generation engines competing with Everllence in naval defense, yachts, ferries, and stationary power; closely comparable in diesel/gas engine portfolio and service network.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

South Korean shipbuilder and engine manufacturer (HiMSEN) competing in mid-bore marine engines and complete propulsion packages. Comparable in commercial marine engine manufacturing and integrated shipbuilding offerings.

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Key highlights7 records

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Segment4 records

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Ideal customer profile4 records

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

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

Everllence

Marine and Industrial Engines / Propulsion and Power Generation Equipmenteverllence.com

Everllence (formerly MAN Energy Solutions) is a German industrial OEM that designs and manufactures marine two-stroke and four-stroke engines, turbomachinery, heat pumps, and CCUS technology for shipping, energy, process industries, and naval defense, supported by a global PrimeServ aftermarket and CEON digital platform.

What Everllence does

Everllence SE (formerly MAN Energy Solutions, rebranded in 2025) is a German industrial OEM headquartered in Augsburg that designs and manufactures large-bore two-stroke and four-stroke marine and power-generation engines, turbomachinery (industrial compressors and steam turbines), large-scale heat pumps, and CCUS technology. The company's engine portfolio spans the full alternative-fuel spectrum — methanol (ME-LGIP), methane (ME-GI Mk10.7), ammonia (ME-LGIA), LNG, ethanol, and hydrogen (35/44DF H2) — alongside a complete dual-fuel retrofit offering, with hardware the OEM designed powering roughly 90% of the global merchant fleet trade. Underneath the hardware sits the CEON digital platform, an AWS-hosted IoT backbone that collects sensor data from installed machinery and powers subscription services including PrimeServ Assist (predictive maintenance and AI-supported optimization), CEON TechBot (an AI assistant grounded in OEM documentation), and Asset+/Data+ retrofit and API products.

The commercial model is enterprise-direct OEM field sales into four primary verticals: commercial shipping (container, bulker, tanker, LNG carrier, car carrier, offshore); energy and power generation (including a fast-growing data-center power segment driven by AI demand); process industries (oil and gas, refineries, petrochemicals, air separation, pulp and paper); and naval defense (2,500+ engines across 60+ navies). Revenue is generated primarily through hardware sales (~€5B disclosed revenue, of which ~€5B from marine and power engine manufacturing), supplemented by PrimeServ aftermarket services through 140+ global service centers and a growing layer of subscription-style digital service agreements based on CEON. The company employs approximately 16,000-16,200 people across Europe (Augsburg, Hamburg, Berlin, Ravensburg, Oberhausen, Zürich, Copenhagen, Saint-Nazaire), the Americas, and Asia.

In June 2026 Bain Capital acquired a 51% majority stake from Volkswagen Group for approximately €7.4 billion ($8.4 billion), with Volkswagen retaining 49% ownership, implying an enterprise value above €8 billion versus €3.4 billion in book value; Porsche SE took a 10% co-investment as a condition of the deal. The transaction, structured as a leveraged buyout, is expected to close by end-2026 subject to regulatory approval and provides capital to accelerate aftermarket expansion, naval defense growth, alternative-fuel platforms, and data-center power generation.

Everllence firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Everllence
Legal name
Everllence SE
Website
https://everllence.com
Company type
Private
Founded year
2025
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
5,001–10,000 employees
Short description
Everllence (formerly MAN Energy Solutions) is a German industrial OEM that designs and manufactures marine two-stroke and four-stroke engines, turbomachinery, heat pumps, and CCUS technology for shipping, energy, process industries, and naval defense, supported by a global PrimeServ aftermarket and CEON digital platform.
Ownership category
akta.pro rank

Everllence industry classification

Industry
Product category
Marine and Industrial Engines / Propulsion and Power Generation Equipment
NAICS
Engine, Turbine, and Power Transmission Equipment Manufacturing (3336), Turbine and Turbine Generator Set Units Manufacturing (333611), Pump and Compressor Manufacturing (33391), Air and Gas Compressor Manufacturing (333912), Oil and Gas Field Machinery and Equipment Manufacturing (333132)
SIC
Engines & Turbines (3510), Oil & Gas Field Machinery & Equipment (3533), General Industrial Machinery & Equipment (3560)
akta.pro primary industry
Prime Mover Components & Auxiliary Systems (Controls, Excitation, Lubrication, Cooling, Intake/Exhaust) (IMAHAFAJ)
akta.pro secondary industries
Propulsion MRO, Spares & Field Service (Overhauls, retrofits, upgrades) (IMAJAHAN), Propellers & Waterjets (IMAJAHAE), Propulsion Control, Monitoring & Automation (ECS, PMS interface) (IMAJAHAH), Marine Hybrid & Electric Propulsion Systems (IMAJAHAC)

Keywords

  • Marine propulsion engines
  • Industrial turbomachinery
  • Decarbonization solutions
  • Alternative fuel engines
  • Large-scale heat pumps

Where Everllence is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Augsburg
HQ country
Germany
HQ region
Europe

Offices9 records

Markets served

Everllence business model

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

Revenue model

  1. Marine and Power Engine Manufacturing: Design, development, and manufacture of two-stroke and four-stroke marine and power generation engines, generating approximately €5 billion in revenue. Includes propulsion systems for commercial shipping, naval defense, passenger vessels, and offshore applications.
  2. PrimeServ Aftermarket Services: Global service network providing spare parts, technical service, retrofits, upgrades, repairs, turnaround solutions, and field service through over 100 PrimeServ service centers. Includes naval defence lifecycle support.
  3. Digital Solutions and Service Agreements: Digital service packages including PrimeServ Connect, Assist, and Care built on the CEON platform, plus Asset+ retrofit solutions and Data+ API services. Offered as subscription-style service agreements.
  4. Turbomachinery (Compressors and Steam Turbines): Design and manufacture of industrial compressors (axial, centrifugal, integrally geared, isothermal, process gas screw, hermetically sealed, vacuum blowers) and steam turbines for basic materials, oil & gas, refineries, petrochemicals, gas transport, air separation, and pulp & paper industries.
  5. Heat Pumps: Large-scale industrial heat pumps for district heating, industrial processes, and decarbonization applications, including the world's largest 70 MW CO2-based heat pump.

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels4 records

Marketing channels7 records

Everllence product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Everllence designs, manufactures, and services large-bore two-stroke and four-stroke marine and power engines, industrial compressors and steam turbines, large-scale heat pumps, and carbon capture (CCUS) systems for commercial shipping, naval defense, energy, and process-industry customers. The company also operates the CEON cloud-based digital platform and the PrimeServ global aftermarket network providing spare parts, retrofits, dual-fuel conversions, and subscription-style digital service agreements.

Product overview

Everllence (formerly MAN Energy Solutions) is a global provider of propulsion, decarbonization, and efficiency solutions for shipping, energy, and industry. The company's product portfolio centers on the CEON digital platform as the backbone for data collection and analytics, supported by Asset+, Data+, and Assist+ digital solutions. Core marine products include two-stroke engines (B&W ME-C, ME-GI, ME-LGIA ammonia, ME-LGIM methane, ME-LGIP methanol) and four-stroke engines (175D, L21/31DF-M, L27/38DF-M, 32/44CR, 35/44DF CD, 49/60DF, methanol-ready engines). Supporting marine products include turbochargers, propellers, digital monitoring systems (Multi Fluid Monitor, Multifunction Monitoring System), and engine control (SaCoS 5000). Retrofit solutions include EcoTuning, EcoTorque, PMI Adaptive Cylinder Control, EcoCam, EcoNozzle, and dual-fuel conversions. Service offerings through PrimeServ brand cover spare parts, retrofits, digital solutions, technical service, and training. Energy products include dual-fuel, gas, and liquid fuel engines, steam turbines, compressors, and large-scale heat pumps for district heating. Industries segment provides compressors (axial, integrally geared, centrifugal, process gas screw), expanders, steam turbines, and CCUS technology. The company also offers lifecycle services for naval defense applications.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • Everllence PrimeServ: After-sales service brand providing spare parts, retrofits, upgrades, technical service, digital solutions, and OEM support for marine and power engines
  • Everllence CEON
  • Everllence Asset+
  • Everllence Data+
  • PrimeServ Assist
  • CEON TechBot

Products and services

  • Everllence B&W Two-Stroke Marine Engines Large-bore two-stroke marine engines including ME-C fuel oil engines and dual-fuel variants for methanol (ME-LGIP), methane/LNG (ME-LGIM, ME-GI Mk10.7), and ammonia (ME-LGIA) operation, sold to shipbuilders and shipping operators for commercial propulsion.
  • Four-Stroke Marine Engines (175D, L21/31DF-M, L27/38DF-M, 32/44CR, 35/44DF CD, 49/60DF) High-power four-stroke marine engines up to 4,400 kW for naval, governmental, and commercial propulsion, including dual-fuel and methanol-ready variants sold to shipbuilders and naval fleets.
  • Industrial Compressors Industrial compressors including axial, integrally geared, isothermal, process gas screw, centrifugal, hermetically sealed, and vacuum blowers for oil & gas, refineries, petrochemicals, air separation, and pulp & paper industries.
  • Steam Turbines Steam turbines for power generation, marine propulsion, and industrial process applications sold to utilities and process-industry operators.
  • Large-Scale Industrial Heat Pumps Large-scale heat pumps for district heating, industrial processes, and decarbonization of heat supply, including CO2-based designs at multi-megawatt scale, sold to utilities, cities, and industrial operators.
  • CCUS (Carbon Capture, Utilization and Storage) Technology Compressor technology and CO2 capture and compression systems for industrial CCS projects, sold to process-industry operators and energy companies for extracting carbon emissions from industrial processes (deployed in Thailand's first CCS project).
  • Everllence CEON Digital Platform Cloud-based IoT backbone connecting Everllence machinery to AWS-hosted data analytics, dashboards, and OEM-backed services; sold as a subscription-style platform to shipping companies, ship operators, and industrial customers.
  • PrimeServ Assist Proactive 24/7 digital service powered by CEON that combines machine data, advanced analytics, and AI with Everllence OEM expertise to optimize engine efficiency and maintenance for two-stroke, four-stroke, and future-fuel-powered equipment; Bureau Veritas SMART(MH3) certified and IACS UR E27 cyber-secure.
  • CEON TechBot AI-based digital assistant integrated into the CEON platform that provides crews with troubleshooting guidance by drawing from verified OEM sources including manuals, service letters, and technical instructions.
  • Everllence Data+ Data management platform offering a secure API gateway for structured asset data, enabling integration with BI tools for fleet performance monitoring, trend analysis, and operational optimization.
  • PrimeServ Multi Fluid Monitor (MFM) Continuous lube oil monitoring solution for four-stroke engines providing real-time alerts for anomalies, water detection, and contamination; available for all engine types regardless of OEM and certified by Bureau Veritas and IACS UR E27 for cyber resilience.
  • Multifunction Monitoring System (MMS) Modular sensor and monitoring solution for four-stroke engines with customizable safety, performance, and fluid/gas monitoring parameters, compliant with Lloyd's Register, RINA, ABS, RMRS, CCS, KR, DNV & GL classification societies.
  • Engine Performance & Emissions Retrofits (EcoTuning, EcoTorque, PMI Adaptive Cylinder Control, EcoCam, EcoNozzle, EcoOptimizer) Suite of software-based and control-system retrofits for two-stroke and four-stroke engines optimizing combustion, reducing fuel consumption by approximately 1.5 g/kWh, and improving CII ratings, sold to ship operators as retrofit packages.
  • Dual-Fuel Conversion Retrofits Complete dual-fuel conversion packages for methanol, LNG, LPG, ammonia, and ethanol retrofits, including upgraded turbochargers and customized gas-related plant equipment, sold to shipowners seeking alternative-fuel compliance.
  • Everllence PrimeServ Aftermarket Service Network Global after-sales service brand providing spare parts, retrofits, upgrades, repairs, technical service, training, and digital solutions through 100+ PrimeServ service centers serving marine, power, and industrial customers under long-term OEM agreements.
  • PrimeServ Naval Defence Lifecycle Support OEM lifecycle support for naval engines including commissioning, maintenance, retrofits, upgrades, spare parts, training, and complete propulsion systems, with defense-grade cybersecurity and confidentiality via in-country OEM entities for over 60 navies and coast guards.
  • B&W ME-GI Mk10.7 Dual-Fuel Methane Engine Next-generation dual-fuel methane engine delivering high fuel efficiency, operational flexibility, and negligible methane slip while allowing switch between methane and conventional fuel oil; sold to shipbuilders for car carriers, LNG carriers, and methane-capable vessels.
  • B&W ME-LGIA Ammonia Dual-Fuel Two-Stroke Engine Ammonia dual-fuel two-stroke engine for maritime propulsion achieving ammonia slip below 6 ppm and nitrous oxide below 2 ppm with efficiency higher than traditional diesel oil; sold to shipbuilders and operators for ammonia-powered shipping.
  • Turbochargers Turbochargers for marine and power engines improving engine efficiency and performance, sold to shipbuilders, ship operators, and power plant operators.
  • Ship Propeller Systems (CPP, FPP, Naval) Propeller systems including controllable pitch, fixed pitch, and naval variants for various vessel types, sold to shipbuilders alongside main engines.
  • Common Rail 2.2 Injection System Injection system for marine engines providing precise fuel delivery for improved combustion efficiency, sold to engine operators and shipbuilders.
  • Gas Turbine Services Full-service OEM support for THM and MGT gas turbines including spare parts, maintenance, repairs, and digital solutions at the Competence Center Oberhausen, sold to industrial and energy operators.
  • PrimeServ Academy Training Programs Training programs at Augsburg and Saint-Nazaire helping accelerate vessel decarbonization by upskilling crews, de-risking future-fuel adoption, and optimizing assets through targeted e-learning and in-person courses on engine fluids, lube oil analysis, and technical operations.
  • Expanders Expanders for energy recovery and industrial process applications, sold to process-industry and energy operators.
  • Methanol Engine Upgrade for Seaspan Yangtze Methanol dual-fuel engine retrofit project, the first of five vessel upgrades for Hapag-Lloyd, completed at COSCO Shipping Heavy Industry's Shanghai facility in 2026.
  • Hydrogen Engine (35/44DF H2) 100% hydrogen engine developed and tested at the Augsburg site for future maritime propulsion applications, developed under the HydroPoLEn project.
  • At-Sea Engine Overhaul Service for U.S. MSC At-sea engine overhaul service using Everllence OEM technicians aboard U.S. Military Sealift Command vessels, allowing maintenance while ships remain operational.

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  • Up to 1.5 g/kWh fuel savings with PMI Adaptive Cylinder Control
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  • Seaspan Corporation / Hapag-LloydcoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 2 June 2026PrimeServ (Everllence's after-sales division) successfully completed methanol dual-fuel engine upgrade on Seaspan Yangtze vessel at COSCO Shipping Heavy Industry in Shanghai, the first in a five-vessel retrofit program for Hapag-Lloyd. This was PrimeServ's 30th dual-fuel upgrade across LNG, methanol, and LPG platforms.
  • COSCO Shipping Lines / COSCO Shipping Heavy IndustrycoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 28 October 2025Everllence completed the world's first conversion of an Everllence B&W S90 two-stroke engine to dual-fuel methanol operation on COSCO Shipping Libra (20,000+ TEU container vessel) in partnership with COSCO Shipping Heavy Industry. The retrofit was executed by Everllence PrimeServ following successful sea trials.
  • Monacum PartnersminorStrategic or Co-development Partner · 18 May 2025Monacum Partners agreed to acquire Everllence's DWE reactor and apparatus manufacturing business, representing a strategic divestiture of a specific manufacturing unit within Everllence's portfolio.
  • Vale / Shandong Shipping CorporationcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerVale and Everllence signed a cooperation agreement to develop ethanol-powered marine engines for shipping, with Vale ordering the first ethanol-capable X-DF-M/E engines for two Newcastlemax ore carriers to be built for Shandong Shipping Corporation. Vale aims to use ethanol as part of its strategy for fleet fuel flexibility.
  • Silverstream TechnologiesminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerEverllence and Silverstream developed an engine-supported air lubrication system for ships that uses scavenge air from the main engine instead of dedicated compressors to reduce hull friction and fuel consumption, with estimated net fuel savings of about 3.5%.

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Direct peers

  • Wärtsilä: Finland-based direct competitor in four-stroke marine engines and dual-fuel platforms (methanol, LNG, ammonia-ready). Closely comparable in marine service network, alternative-fuel strategy, and decarbonization solutions targeting the same shipping customers.
  • Alfa Laval: Swedish marine equipment supplier offering heat exchangers, separation, fluid handling, and boiler systems. Both partner (Alfa Laval-Everllence AR trials) and competitor in shipboard systems serving the same vessel customers.
  • Caterpillar Marine: Global manufacturer of marine propulsion and power generation engines, competing directly with Everllence in four-stroke marine engines, generator sets, and commercial shipping applications including naval and offshore segments.
  • ABB Marine & Ports: Supplies marine propulsion systems, electrical and digital solutions for ships. Competes with Everllence in integrated propulsion packages, hybrid/electric propulsion, and ship digitalization — overlapping on Everllence's CEON and electric propulsion offerings.
  • Rolls-Royce Power Systems (MTU): MTU brand delivers high-speed marine and power generation engines competing with Everllence in naval defense, yachts, ferries, and stationary power; closely comparable in diesel/gas engine portfolio and service network.

Emerging players

  • Burckhardt Compression: Swiss manufacturer of reciprocating compressors supplying boil-off gas compressors for LNG carriers using Everllence's ME-GI propulsion. Both a partner and a niche competitor in industrial compressors, particularly for LNG and CCS applications.

Broad incumbents

  • GE Vernova: Global power equipment OEM spanning gas, steam, and wind turbines plus grid solutions. Competes with Everllence's turbomachinery in power generation, oil & gas, and increasingly in data-center power, but at much larger scale across multiple energy verticals.
  • Siemens Energy: Large incumbent in industrial steam and gas turbines, grid-scale power generation, and energy solutions. Overlaps with Everllence's turbomachinery and energy segments, especially in power generation for utilities and large industrial customers.
  • Mitsubishi Heavy Industries: Japanese conglomerate with marine engines, steam/gas turbines, compressors, and industrial machinery. Direct competitor in two-stroke marine engines, steam turbines, and turbomachinery, but operates at much broader scale including shipbuilding, aerospace, and defense.
  • Hyundai Heavy Industries: South Korean shipbuilder and engine manufacturer (HiMSEN) competing in mid-bore marine engines and complete propulsion packages. Comparable in commercial marine engine manufacturing and integrated shipbuilding offerings.

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Frequently asked questions about Everllence

What does Everllence do?

Everllence designs, manufactures, and services large-bore two-stroke and four-stroke marine and power engines, industrial compressors and steam turbines, large-scale heat pumps, and carbon capture (CCUS) systems for commercial shipping, naval defense, energy, and process-industry customers. The company also operates the CEON cloud-based digital platform and the PrimeServ global aftermarket network providing spare parts, retrofits, dual-fuel conversions, and subscription-style digital service agreements.

Is Everllence a public or private company?

Everllence is a private company. It is classified as private equity controlled and is currently operating.

When was Everllence founded?

Everllence was founded in 2025. It employs 5,001 to 10,000 people.

Where is Everllence based?

Everllence is headquartered in Augsburg, Germany, in the Europe region.

How does Everllence make money?

Five revenue lines are on record. Marine and Power Engine Manufacturing is the primary driver. The others are primeServ Aftermarket Services, digital Solutions and Service Agreements, turbomachinery (Compressors and Steam Turbines) and heat Pumps.

Who are Everllence's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Wärtsilä, Alfa Laval, Caterpillar Marine, ABB Marine & Ports and Rolls-Royce Power Systems (MTU). Burckhardt Compression is listed as an emerging player. Broad incumbents are GE Vernova, Siemens Energy, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries and Hyundai Heavy Industries.

Does Everllence have an API?

Yes. Everllence Data+ offers a secure API gateway to access structured asset data, enabling integration with existing Business Intelligence (BI) tools for sophisticated data analysis and optimization strategies. The API allows customers to analyze performance trends and monitor assets in real time, gaining enhanced operational insights. Based on Everllence CEON cloud platform.

What industry is Everllence in?

Everllence's product category is Marine and Industrial Engines / Propulsion and Power Generation Equipment. Its primary akta.pro industry code is IMAHAFAJ, Prime Mover Components & Auxiliary Systems (Controls, Excitation, Lubrication, Cooling, Intake/Exhaust), with a secondary code of IMAJAHAN, Propulsion MRO, Spares & Field Service (Overhauls, retrofits, upgrades). Its NAICS code is 3336 and its SIC code is 3510.

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ION AnalyticsEverllence and InPost start premarketing in upcoming robust pipeline – Europe Loan DigestEverllence and InPost are premarketing debt packages for their acquisitions, with Everllence's term loan offering and InPost's euro-denominated loan and high yield bond. The pipeline includes Intertek and Network Plus syndications, and activity is expected to pick up after summer break.FAZ.NETEverllence-Chef Uwe Lauber: Warum Schiffe Schweröl nutzenA report by Susanne Preuss, dated 29 August 2026, examines why many ships still run on heavy fuel oil. It notes that Everllence, the Augsburg-based fuel supplier, powers two-thirds of all ocean-going giants, and offers an ammonia propulsion system. Demand is constrained, partly attributed to Donald Trump.Offshore NewsEverllence’s 175D Engines to Power Four Offshore Tugs Destined for GuyanaEverllence has secured a contract to supply 16 × 175D gensets for four offshore terminal tugs being built at a Turkish shipyard. These vessels, designed by Robert Allen and operated by Smit Lamnalco, will support FPSO operations in Guyana's Stabroek Block starting in late 2026.WiwoIndustrie: EU gibt grünes Licht für Milliarden-Deal von VWThe European Commission has approved Volkswagen's sale of a 51% stake in its large engine subsidiary Everllence to US private equity firm Bain Capital. The transaction generates proceeds of 7.4 billion euros for Volkswagen and allows the company to continue its strategic focus on core business operations while ensuring the retention of five German sites through at least 2030.MarketScreenerEU Commission OKs Bain Capital's Majority Stake Purchase in Everllence from VolkswagenThe European Commission has approved Bain Capital's acquisition of a majority stake in Everllence from Volkswagen. The approval finalizes the transaction allowing Bain Capital to take control of the power engineering business formerly part of Volkswagen Group. This regulatory clearance enables the strategic divestment by Volkswagen and the subsequent investment by Bain Capital.DatacenterdynamicsEverllence to supply 480MW of gas engines to data center developer in USGerman engine manufacturer Everllence has signed a supply contract to deliver 480MW of gas engine capacity (24 units of its 18V51/60G engines) to an unnamed US data center developer, with deliveries commencing mid-2026 in two phases aligned with the facility's commissioning. The company, which also supplies the maritime sector, described the deal as one of its most important off-grid data center projects in the United States and a strategic move to compete against gas turbines in the digital infrastructure market. The engines can run on natural gas, hydrogen, and biofuels, and Everllence has previously deployed 124MW across six units in Texas with Kerrville Public Utility Board.KPMGPulse of Private Equity Q2 2026Private equity investment in the EMA region remained resilient with a rolling twelve-month total of $782.4 billion, driven by large transactions such as EQT's acquisition of Intertek and Bain Capital's buyout of Everllence. While overall deal volume declined, specific jurisdictions like the UK and India showed steady investment levels, whereas Germany and France experienced significant slumps compared to 2025.DatacenterdynamicsEverllence launches 2.4MW backup generation unit for data center marketGerman engine manufacturer Everllence has launched the 175D GenSet, a 2.4MWe backup generator set designed specifically for the data center market, leveraging its existing high-speed engine platform backed by over 15 years of development experience. The genset features electrically powered cooling for diverse environmental conditions, supports alternative fuels including HVO and methanol, and meets US EPA Tier II NOx emission limits. Everllence, headquartered in Augsburg with manufacturing in Germany and Denmark, was majority-acquired by Bain Capital in 2026 from Volkswagen Group, which retained a minority stake.Modern Power SystemsEverllence launches high-speed backup engine for data centresEverllence launched the 175D GenSet, a high-speed generator set delivering 2.4 MW (3 MVA) standby power for data centres. The unit, based on its existing platform, is manufactured in Europe and supports HVO and future methanol use. It aims to address rising electricity demand from AI and cloud computing.YahooVolkswagen may cut 50,000 more jobs, CEO tells staffVolkswagen CEO Oliver Blume has internally warned staff that an additional 50,000 jobs could be cut beyond the already agreed 50,000, potentially bringing total reductions to 100,000, citing a 20% cost disadvantage relative to competitors. The company is also assessing the viability of four German plants in Emden, Hanover, Zwickau, and Neckarsulm for the 2030s, with labor representatives on the supervisory board having rejected proposals that included possible closures. VW recently agreed to sell its Everllence heavy duty diesel engine unit to Bain Capital, with the private equity firm acquiring a 51% stake as VW seeks to free up cash for further cost cuts.