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Valve manufacturer expands in France

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Author: Michael Heeg

Date: 20. Nov. 2024

The new location in France offers an area of more than 3,500 square metres.
Source: GEMÜ
Armaturenhersteller expandiert in Frankreich

GEMÜ France and Intercarat, both of whom are subsidiaries of the GEMÜ Group, have moved into their new production and office building in Altorf, north-eastern France.

The new building is part of GEMÜ’s strategy to further expand its capabilities in the area of diaphragm technology. In recent years, GEMÜ has already expanded in this field and continuously increased its capacities. By building the new production and office building, the technology company is continuing this strategy and has doubled its production area in France to over 3500 square metres, thereby creating space for further growth.

“This investment is a major step into the future and underlines our commitment to long-term growth and innovation,” says Gert Müller, Managing Partner of the GEMÜ Group.

More training rooms at the site in France

The new premises not only offer more space for production and storage, but also provide state-of-the-art offices and training rooms to create an optimal working environment for employees.

“We’re looking forward to welcoming our customers and partners into our new building and designing the future together with them,” explains Rolf Meier, Managing Director at Intercarat.

GEMÜ’s top priority is its customers’ needs and requirements. The company therefore places particular emphasis on product availability and quality. Building the new, technologically advanced production plant is a key step in being optimally prepared for the challenges of the future.

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