of the world's leading suppliers of industrial microwaves and plasma systems. Its portfolio includes microwave generators and components as well as plasma systems for a wide variety of applications in various industries such as the semiconductor industry, OLED and MEMS production and medical technology. Muegge GmbH was sold in August 2020 as Meyer Burger moved from being an equipment provider to a supplier of solar cells and panels. The transaction provides a cash inflow of 24 million Swiss francs and book profit of 4 million Swiss francs. Awards & achievements 2011: Solar Industry Award 2011 in the category "PV Process Improvement" for Somont GmbH, a company of Meyer Burger Technology Ltd. 2011: Swiss Solar Award in the category "Personalities and Institutions". 2012: Intersolar AWARD for the cell tester SpotLIGHT 1sec for Pasan AG, a company of the Meyer Burger Technology Ltd. 2012: Solar Industry Award in the Photovoltaic Tool category for its DragonBack measurement method for high efficiency modules for Pasan AG, a company of the Meyer Burger Technology Ltd. 2014: IDTechEx Printed Electronic Award for "Best Technical Development Manufacturing" to Roth & Rau B.V. (Netherlands), a member of Meyer Burger Technology Ltd. 2015: Solar Industry Award for the PCBTOUCH cell contacting solution. 2016: Technologie Highlight Award for Meyer Burger's DW288 Series 3 diamond wire cutting technology for the production of high-performance silicon solar wafers. 2016: Solar+Power Award for its DW288 Series 3 diamond wire cutting solution with the Diamond Wire Management System (DWMS). 2016: Solar Visualised in Europe Award of the European solar industry association Solar Power Europe. 2018: Solar + Power Award for the FABiA Cell Deposition Equipment. 2019: pv magazine AWARD in the Photovoltaic Tool category for the CAiA platform for the industrialized manufacture of solar cells with passivated contact technology for both n- and p-type wafers, which has produced cells with efficiencies slightly above 23%. Public dispute with major shareholder and criminal investigation The managing director Anton Karl of Sentis Capital, the largest shareholder in 2018 with 6.14 percent, demanded already in 2018 that the company should produce solar cells and modules itself. According to Anton Karl, bankers and consultants of Meyer Burger in particular vehemently opposed his proposal and he accused them of conflicts of interest. In the course of the ordinary general meeting on May 2, 2019, major shareholder Sentis Capital criticized the board members around Alexander Vogel with respect to the Oxford PV