DAL Deutsche Anlagen-Leasing structures large-scale asset financings (real estate, transport, energy, IT infrastructure) across a consortium of ~400 German savings banks, managing roughly €12B in assets. The tech stack is heavily SAP-dependent (R/3 and S/4HANA), with Azure and Microsoft infrastructure supporting a finance-and-operations-heavy org; active projects around data quality, asset portal digitalization, and risk frameworks signal internal focus on scaling transaction management and regulatory compliance as order volume grows.
DAL is a financial manufacturer specializing in demand-optimized asset financing for durable and large-volume assets. Founded in 1962, it combines structuring expertise with the financial backing of the German savings bank network to arrange and structure project and corporate financings. The company's asset expertise spans commercial real estate, transport (locomotives, trams, business jets), renewable energy (wind turbines, photovoltaic systems), telecommunications infrastructure, and IT project financing. Headquartered in Mainz with 201–500 employees, DAL operates exclusively in Germany and generates roughly €1.65B in new business annually. The organization balances finance, construction, and operations teams to manage the complexity of multi-party bank consortia and large asset portfolios.
SAP R/3 and S/4HANA form the core, supplemented by Azure, Microsoft 365, Teams, and VMware/Hyper-V infrastructure. Google Analytics and LinkedIn are also in use.
Yes, with 14 active roles spread across finance (3), construction (2), marketing (2), and single openings in data, engineering, ops, product, and sales. Hiring velocity is decelerating and limited to Germany.
Current projects include digitalization of asset data portals, data quality optimization, risk assessment frameworks, regulatory compliance implementation, and internal change management across the savings bank consortium.
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