Stöckli Swiss Sports
| Stöckli Swiss Sports AG
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| legal form | Corporation |
| founding | 1935 |
| Seat | Malters |
| management | Marc glasses, CEO |
| Number of employees | 250 |
| Branch | Sporting goods manufacturer |
| Website | https://www.stoeckli.ch |
The Stöckli Swiss Sports AG based in Malters , Canton of Lucerne , is a Swiss manufacturer of sports equipment. The company is family-owned and has been run by Marc glasses since 2014. The company has a ski factory in Malters, operates 15 of its own sports shops in Switzerland and supplies 800 specialist retailers in around 40 countries worldwide (as of 2018).
history
At the beginning of the 1930s, Josef Stöckli made skis in his mother's washing port from ash boards that had previously been cut in his parents' carpentry business by steaming and bending the boards. In response to great demand, he founded the Stöckli ski factory in 1935. He himself tested the products he manufactured as a test driver and checked his new developments.
In 1967, Stöckli decided to only sell the skis through direct sales. In 1981 the first Stöckli branch was opened in Sörenberg .
The Stöckli skis have been manufactured in Malters since 1986. In 1995, Stöckli began to deliver skis to sports shops in Switzerland. In 2019, Stöckli skis were available in around 40 countries at 800 sports retailers worldwide.
Around 80 employees work in the ski factory, and 60,000 pairs of skis are produced annually.
Products
In addition to skis, the product range also includes winter clothing, equipment and bikes.
Sporting successes
In 1991 Stöckli became a member of the Liechtenstein Ski Pool . With Marco Buechel first time a skier on Stöckli skis in the World Cup took official.
In 1994, Stöckli became the official supplier of the Swiss Ski Pool and announced that Urs Kälin had been signed up as a racing driver.
In 1996 Stöckli celebrated Urs Kälin's first World Cup victory in the giant slalom in Flachau .
1999: Didier Plaschy won the first slalom World Cup on Stöckli skis. In Vail , Marco Büchel is runner-up in the giant slalom and Paul Accola takes bronze in the combination .
2006 Ambrosi Hoffmann won third place in the Super-G in Turin, the first medal at the Olympic Games for Stöckli.
2007: Andrej Jerman won the first World Cup downhill race in the history of Stöckli in Garmisch . The next day he took 2nd place in the second descent.
2010: Stöckli won five medals at the Olympic Winter Games in Vancouver : Mike Schmid ( gold ski cross ), Ashleigh McIvor ( gold ski cross ), Tina Maze (silver Super-G and giant slalom ), Audun Grønvold ( bronze ski cross ). Cornel Züger is the first athlete to win the overall European Cup downhill ranking for Stöckli .
2011: First World Championship gold medal by Tina Maze in the giant slalom in Garmisch-Partenkirchen .
2013: The season of records: Tina Maze set a new World Cup points record with 2414 points. In addition: 11 World Cup victories, 24 podium places, 4 crystal balls, world champion in Super-G, runner-up in giant slalom and combined in Schladming .
2014: At the Winter Olympics in Sochi took Tina Maze gold in the downhill and giant slalom. In ski cross , Marielle Thompson took first place and Kelsey Serwa came second.
2015: Tina Maze won gold in downhill and combined as well as silver in super-G at the World Championships in Vail . Viktoria Rebensburg wins silver in the giant slalom.
2017: Ilka Stuhec wins gold in the downhill at the World Championships in St. Moritz .
2018: Marc Odermatt won gold five times at the Junior World Championships in Davos - a new record. At the Olympic Winter Games in Pyeongchang , Fanny Smith won bronze in ski cross .
2019: Ilka Stuhec won gold in the downhill at the World Championships in Are , Aline Danioth and Andrea Ellenberger secured gold in the team event and Viktoria Rebensburg took silver in the giant slalom.
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ Aargauer Zeitung: Stöckli boss Marc Gläser: "We are here in Malters by you". Retrieved June 28, 2019 .
- ↑ SME portal: "You can't do anything without the trust of your employees". Retrieved June 6, 2019 .
- ↑ Stöckli presentation documents from the Swiss Export Day 2018: "World Class @ Stöckli - also in the future". Retrieved June 6, 2019 .
- ↑ Nau.ch: Stöckli CEO talks about World Cup title by Ilka Štuhec. Retrieved June 6, 2019 .