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DACMA Sets the Course for Its Next Phase of Growth A new shareholder structure and a generational transition in management lay the groundwork for the industrial scaling of Direct Air Capture

DACMA Sets the Course for Its Next Phase of Growth
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DACMA GmbH is entering a new phase in its corporate development. With the eFUEL GROUP as its new majority shareholder and a newly appointed management team, the Hamburg based company is paving the way to scale its directair-capture technology to an industrial level and accelerate its international growth.

Since its founding, DACMA has been committed to the decarbonization of industrial processes. In recent years, the company has continuously refined its technology, established international partnerships, and demonstrated the performance of its systems in challenging projects. Building on this progress, the next step is now taking shape: the shift from technology development to large-scale implementation.

With the eFUEL GROUP, DACMA gains a strategic majority shareholder that shares the company’s longterm vision and actively supports its development. The new shareholder structure strengthens DACMA’s financial and strategic foundation—and thus its ability to implement international projects more quickly and meet the rising demands of a dynamic carbon management market. At the same time, DACMA is undergoing a generational transition in its leadership: after many years, Founder & former CEO Jörg Spitzner is retiring. Alexander Backs and Benjamin Scharrer, who have been with DACMA since the beginning, are stepping up as the company’s new Co-CEOs, leading it forward into this next chapter.

“DACMA has built a strong technological foundation in recent years. We are now building on that,”” say Co-CEOs Benjamin Scharrer and Alexander Backs. “Our goal is to take Direct Air Capture from the pilot phase to industrial scale and offer our customers solutions that are technically sound, economically viable, and make a measurable contribution to climate protection. Together with our team and the support of the eFUEL GROUP, we are shaping the next stage of our company’s development.”

“With DACMA, we are investing in a key technology that is central to the defossilization of industrial processes and to building high-quality carbon cycles. What matters here is not symbolic sustainability communication, but the development of real, verifiable, and scalable projects,” says Dr. Lorenz Kiene, CEO of the eFUEL GROUP.

The new leadership team embodies both continuity and renewal. Innovation, technological excellence, and collaborative partnerships remain the values on which DACMA has been built since its founding. At the same time, the company is strategically reshaping its organization, creating efficient structures for sustainable growth, and expanding its international market presence. The global demand for reliable carbon management solutions is growing steadily. Industrial companies are increasingly seeking technologies that not only prevent emissions but also permanently offset unavoidable CO₂ emissions. Direct Air Capture is thus becoming an integral part of future climate strategies and a climate-neutral industry.

DACMA is already working with international partners on projects with significant scaling potential, underscoring that Direct Air Capture is becoming an industrially relevant solution.
For DACMA, this step represents more than just a change in ownership or management structure. It reflects the company’s ambition to establish itself in the long term as a leading international technology partner in the field of Direct Air Capture—together with employees, customers, and partners who are actively shaping the transition to a climate-neutral economy.

More information: https://dacma.com/de/

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