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has also become the largest employer in the region. “It cannot be taken for granted that a company will develop in this way for 60 years. It is a gift. It is an unbelievable success story and ample reason to celebrate,” said Prof. Loh as he concluded his address. Markus Asch, CEO of Rittal
International, went on to emphasize the important role that the VX25 plays in Rittal’s portfolio: “The large enclosure is the essence of Rittal and an expression of our expertise.”
Available in thousands of configuration variants, it meets 90 per cent of all customer requirements worldwide.
“Today’s gathering was organized to celebrate the one millionth VX25, but in reality we are celebrating you, the employees who manufacture the enclosure on a daily basis,” said the management board chairman.
on to build factories in China, India, Brazil, America and England, with Prof. Loh commenting: “It is amazing when we look at all the places where these enclosures are manufactured today, across the world, Rittal manufactures several thousand large enclosures every day.”
Many others have attempted to follow
suit, including several major electrical engineering groups, but without success. Prof. Loh went on to add that one of Rittal’s greatest strengths, is its readiness to diversify from general trends within industry and look to be innovators, which places them at the forefront of development within industry. This
is shown by the expansion of Rittal’s portfolio over the years, since the initial conception of large enclosure, Rittal has gone on to be successful in areas including climate control, power distribution and subsequently IT infrastructure. In Ritterhausen, Germany, thanks to Rittal’s unprecedented success Rittal
Together with Norbert Peter, vice president of operations in Germany, and the plant manager in Ritterhausen, they presented a gilded enclosure key and a commemorative certificate to all the employees, in recognition of their hard work and dedication.
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