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We celebrate SEMA’s 40th anniversary! 

SEMA acquires Compass Software GmbH, a leader in CAD/CAM software for stair design, and integrates its MES system, PROKON, for streamlined production.
Implementation of the software subscription model begins.

New majority shareholder, Bregal Unternehmerkapital GmbH, sets the stage for growth. SEMA focuses on software development, expands its product range, and strengthens sales and support with new leadership in sales (CRO) and development (CTO).

SEMA launches SEMA College, an e-learning platform for clients, students, and educators. A new Director for Innovation & Software Engineering joins the team.

SEMA moves to new state-of-the-art headquarters in Wildpoldsried and acquires WGsystem GmbH, enhancing its software lineup.

A new management structure is introduced with VIA equity and LEA Partners. The new investors see SEMA as the top player in the market, ready for more growth.

SEMA hits record sales, thanks to strong market activities both locally and internationally.

All SEMA websites get a revamp, and new partnerships and BIM concepts pave the way for future innovation.

SEMA undergoes a rebrand, updating its logo, documents, and trade fair stand with a fresh new look.

A new managing partner comes on board, driving continued growth and international expansion.

SEMA celebrates its 30th anniversary with a record turnover and a big multi-day event. The company also introduces the Sheet Metal Workers package.

Launch of version V14-1, showing SEMA’s commitment to always keep its software up to date.

SEMA expands into America and China, adding a Chinese language version to its program.

SEMA celebrates its 25th anniversary with version 11.0 and opens a new office in Château Gontier, France.

SEMA Italia SRL is established to boost its European presence, and the website is modernised with better visual elements.

SEMA celebrates its 20th anniversary with a record sales of over 5,5 million Euros.

SEMA sets a new standard with Future V9, introducing advanced visualisation technology for timber construction.

SEMA France SARL is founded to meet the growing French market demand.

SEMA introduces its V8 program family at the Holzbau und Ausbau trade fair.

A new office building is constructed to support business growth, adding 1,000 square metres to the headquarters.

SEMA becomes a market leader after a successful trade fair at Holz und Ausbau.

SEMA launches a new stair design program, quickly becoming a favourite of the market.

SEMA enters the prefabricated building market with new programs for timber framing and data transfer.

Following the fall of the Berlin Wall, SEMA opens an office in the new German states.

SEMA creates the first graphic user interface for trimming lines for Hundegger.

SEMA makes history with the first direct data transfer to a joinery line from a computer.

SEMA launches its first computer-aided joinery program using the CPM operating system.

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