Knill group
| KNILL Energy / Technology Holding GmbH
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| founding | 1712 |
| Seat |
Weiz , Austria
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| management | Christian and Georg Knill |
| Number of employees | 2100 |
| sales | 330 million euros |
| Branch | Conglomerate |
| Website | www.knillgruppe.com |
The Knill Group is an Austrian group of companies based in Weiz in Styria .
history
It goes back to the blade forge Mosdorfer , founded in 1712 , which produced sabers , sickles and blades . In the middle of the 18th century, the forge was expanded into a series production company. At that time, blade production in Mosdorf achieved a monopoly in supplying the imperial army with sabers. In 1784 the concession for sickle production was obtained.
In 1929 Friedrich Knill married Moritz Mosdorfer's second daughter. He became the managing director of Mosdorfer GmbH and in 1949 received the first order for overhead line fittings , which have become the company's main field of activity. In 1974 his son Gunther Knill took over the management. In the following decades the company expanded through the acquisition of Lorünser (1985), Elsta Mosdorfer (1989), Rosendahl (1997), CCL Systems (1999), Kurt GÖHRE GmbH & Co KG (2002), Nextrom (2005), BM Battery Machines (2010), Almatec (2012) and Graph Solutions (2014).
Gunther Knill's sons Christian and Georg Knill have been running the group since 2002 .
subsidiary company
- Equipment for high voltage lines
- Mosdorfer
- Mosdorfer CCL
- Ikebana
- Damp
- Substations
- Lorünser
- Control cabinets
- Göhre
- Almatec
- RC + E
- electric wire
- Rosendahl
- Battery machines
- BM-Rosendahl
- Fiberglass
- Nextrom
- Baking machines
- Back tech
Individual evidence
- ↑ a b c About us
- ↑ 300 years of the KNILL Group
- ↑ Business Units ( Memento of the original from October 24, 2015 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.
