Bramac
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| legal form | GmbH |
| founding | 1966 |
| Seat | Pöchlarn |
| management | Michael Utvary (CEO) |
| Number of employees | approx. 900 (2010) |
| sales | approx. € 113 million (2010) |
| Branch | Building material manufacturer |
| Website | www.bramac.com |
Bramac Dachsysteme International GmbH is a pan-European company with headquarters in Pöchlarn ( Austria ). The company is owned by the Braas Monier Building Group . Bramac offers complete roof systems and produces the associated concrete roof tiles itself . In Austria, the group operates a second production facility in Gaspoltshofen ( Upper Austria ) and a distribution warehouse in Gleisdorf ( Styria ) in addition to the head office . A sand mill in Lackenbach ( Burgenland ) is also part of the company.
Bramac operates eleven Dachstein factories in Central and Eastern Europe, around 900 employees generated sales of over 113 million euros in 2010. To date, more than 3.83 billion roof tiles have been produced.
history
- The company was founded in 1966 by Rudolf Braas and Hofman & Maculan at the Pöchlarn location. The name is derived from the letters BRA (Braas) and MAC (Maculan).
- In 1969 Wienerberger acquired 50% of the company's shares after Hofman & Maculan left the company.
- In 1973 the company built a second plant in Gaspoltshofen .
- In 1978 the company received the state award
- In 1984 Bramac started in Central and Eastern Europe with the first joint venture in Hungary.
- In 1991 the branches in the Czech Republic and Slovenia were founded .
- 1993 first activities on the Croatian market.
- 1994 further expansion to the east and start in Slovakia .
- 1995 Bramac set up the Romania location .
- 1996 50% of the shares of Braas were taken over by Lafarge Roofing , the company was also certified according to ISO 9001 .
- In 1998 the next step in the expansion of the group took place with the construction of the branch in Bulgaria. At the same time, Bramac Austria entered the solar division and expanded its product range to include in-roof collectors.
- In 1999 Bramac is now also represented in Bosnia-Herzegovina.
- 2000 Bramac expanded its product range with a photovoltaic system.
- 2002 Bramac is now also represented in Serbia and Montenegro. With the introduction of the Protector surface, Bramac achieved another milestone in the production of roof tiles.
- 2008 Bramac Albania and Bramac Macedonia founded - the Bramac Group now comprises a total of 12 countries. Introduction of Bramac 7 ° - the worldwide unique (hard cover) system for roof pitches below 15 °
- In 2011 the Monier Group took over the 50% share of Wienerberger AG and thus became 100% owner of Bramac Dachsysteme International
Products
In addition to roof tiles, the company's product portfolio also includes roof system components, solar thermal and photovoltaics .
The group
Across the group, the group works with more than 8,500 processors. The products and solutions are sold through 3,500 retail outlets in the group's twelve countries.
The Institute for Building Biology and Building Ecology checks roofing materials holistically - that is, from the extraction of raw materials, through production, transport routes, processing and service life to disposal, and awards the IBO certificate for this. BRAMAC has been entitled to use this award since 1999.
Individual evidence
- ↑ Entry on Maculan Holding AG in the Austria Forum (in the AEIOU Austria Lexicon )