Industry Europe – Issue 21.9

GOING FOR GREEN In the past decade Hajdu, Hungary’s best-known manufacturer of household goods, has began to shift towards the renewable energy segment to meet the current trends. In the past four years the company has made significant technological investments and launched many innovative energy-saving products. Edina Beale reports. 84 Industry Europe

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Feeding the world Yara International

Heavyweight and expanding its reach Hidromek

The chemical solution Perstorp

Building on the tradition of Swiss

Design & innovation tapped Ostnor

The measurement of success Lahti Precision

Innovation in fire detection Gent

Hitting back with 3D determination

Sustainable polyethylene terephthalate

All in the mix Harburg-Freudenberger Maschinenbau

Bullet proof Dellner

Experts in chemical logistics Haanpaa

Surface perfection Ekamant

Driving logistics forward DSV

Stronger in steel SSAB

The art of precision Peter Wolters

A stronger position Hydro Aluminium Profiler

Ramping up results Endomines

A local force Dirostahl

Where filtration counts Bekaert

A passion for performance Fairline Boats

Sustainable growth The Feralpi Group

Advanced technology for marine paints

Turning up the heat Watts Industries Italia

Multiple utility services CPL Concordia

The face of cleaner power Standardkessel

White goods leader in Europe Whirlpool

The new name for energy efficient HVAC expertise TA Hydronics

Pioneering thermal-imaging analytics

Going for green Hajdu

Boundaries without Limit Goepel Electronic

Poised for expansion Ontex

Raising the roof.....with style Tondach

Challenging tradition The Geberit Group

Focuses on high performance Saint-Gobain

Mibelle for beauty Mibelle AG Cosmetics

Glass styling goes green Richard Fritz

The door to success Fenestra

Innovation is the key Sacma

Integrated solutions

Technology spotlight Advances in technology

Linking up Combining strengths

Cutting edges Stainless steel for One World Trade Center

Moving on Relocations and expansions

Bill Jamieson Eurozone: Where to from here?

Uncertain outlook Demand rises but risks remain

Winning business New orders and contracts

Focus on France Ian Sparks reports from Paris

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