Körber Process Solutions
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| legal form | GmbH |
| Seat | Hamburg , Germany |
| management | Hildemar Boehm |
| Number of employees | approx. 2,101 (as of 2011) |
| sales | 453 million euros (as of 2011) |
| Branch | mechanical engineering |
| Website | http://koerber.com/presse/neuausrichtung-als-koerber-process-solutions |
Körber Process Solutions is a division of the international technology group Körber . Körber Process Solutions GmbH is the division's management holding company. She supports the division companies and shapes the further expansion of their business.
branch
Körber Process Solutions GmbH, based in Hamburg , Germany, unites internationally active companies under one roof that specialize in mechanical engineering , technologies and services in the areas of processing and packaging tissue products (Tissue business unit), hygiene products (Hygiene business unit), Mail Solutions (Business Unit Mail Solutions) as well as Intralogistics (Business Unit Intralogistics) and electronics manufacturing. These companies are Aberle, Baltic Elektronik, Fabio Perini SpA , KPL Packaging, Körber Engineering Shanghai, Winkler + Dünnebier , W + D Direct Marketing Solutions and Langhammer.
As a division of the Körber Group, Körber Process Solutions is represented by sales and service companies in Europe , North and South America and Asia and in 2011 employed 2,101 people worldwide. In 2011 sales amounted to 453 million euros.
Products and services
The product range of the Körber Process Solutions companies includes machines , systems and systems for envelopes and mailers , inserting, tissue products and hygiene products as well as transport and palletizing solutions , other automation solutions for intralogistics and the production of electronic flat modules and devices on behalf of customers.
Web links
Individual evidence
- ^ Hermann Simon, Hidden Champions of the 21st Century. The strategies for success of unknown world market leaders , Campus, ISBN 978-3-593-38380-4 , Frankfurt / New York 2007, p. 105