Core Insights - Eichbaum, a German brewer, is seeking investment to secure its future and has engaged management consultancy Roland Berger to assess external interest in the business [1][2] - The company filed for "self-administration" in October due to a liquidity shortage caused by declining export sales and reduced demand for German beer [3] - Eichbaum aims to transition from a traditional brewer to a more diversified beverage manufacturer, focusing on the growing demand for non-alcoholic products [2] Company Overview - Eichbaum is a privately owned brewery employing around 300 people and exporting to over 65 countries [3] - The company has initiated a restructuring program to enhance competitiveness and preserve jobs [2] Recent Developments - The managing directors Andreas Hiby-Durst and Markus Lopsien have resigned, while a restructuring management team remains in place [1] - In October, Eichbaum sold its non-alcoholic malt-drinks brand Karamalz to Veltins for an undisclosed amount [3]