Within the Triott Group, the companies Ottevanger, PTN, Almex, IVS, and Inteqnion will be united under the Ottevanger name, starting in 2026. According to the announcement, by bringing all expertise together under one name, the integrated project approach will become even more visible in the market.
Starting in 2026, the Triott Group companies Ottevanger, PTN, Almex, IVS, and Inteqnion will operate under one name: Ottevanger. Together, they deliver complete solutions for the global animal feed industry – from designing and building individual machines to delivering fully integrated turnkey projects. This includes automation, commissioning, and technical services.
Triott states that, for customers, this means one clear point of contact throughout the entire process. At the same time, the new structure provides greater clarity: One organization covering the full scope – from design to maintenance. This minimizes internal transitions, accelerates processes, and ensures consistent quality, even in the long term.
The choice for the name Ottevanger is a logical one, according to the announcement. Established in 1909, the name holds a strong international reputation in the industry. By bringing all expertise together under one name, the integrated project approach will become even more visible in the market.
Automation plays an increasingly important role in this. By connecting systems and using data intelligently, customers gain greater control over their production – enabling them to optimize efficiency, quality, and sustainability. This applies both to individual machines and to fully integrated factories where all process steps and control systems function as one seamlessly integrated system.
TSC Silos, also part of Triott, will continue to operate as an independent entity. This company also serves different market segments and is therefore not affected by this change.
The transition to the new brand name will be further prepared during 2025. Customers and partners will be informed in a timely manner about the implementation of this change, Triott concluded.
