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Vecoplan lays foundation for growth with record orders
Shredding technology company Vecoplan increased sales in 2021 by almost 60% to approximately €180m, with incoming orders reaching a record level. It is a subsidiary of MAX Automation in Germany. Werner Berens, CEO of the Vecoplan
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Group, said: “In 2021, we had the highest level of orders received in our history as well as the highest earnings. Our profit- able growth was the result of a product campaign that focused on customers and a clear business strategy in recent years.” The aim of the strategy was to optimise and strengthen the company’s production facilities, divisional sales departments, marketing and corporate development and to continue investing in them. “As a result, Vecoplan is growing faster than the market and a foundation
is being laid for continued growth in the years ahead,” said the company. The company has a globalisation
strategy and has opened new sales and service centres around the world. It said it is putting a strong emphasis
on training its employees, and on occupational health. An example is Vecoplan’s Covid-19 vaccination campaign, in which employees and their family members were given early opportunities to get first and second vaccinations and later a booster dose. Michael Lambert, CFO, said: “In 2022, we will be putting the spotlight on our digitalisation strategy and investing several million euros in software and hardware.” �
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