Allweiler pumping systems wins major German Navy contract
CIRCOR International has announced that its Allweiler brand has recently secured a significant contract in the maritime sector.
Allweiler, a global leader in the manufacturing of pumps and pumping systems, will supply pumps for the new frigates of the German Navy.
The Dutch Damen Shipyard, winner of the German Navy tender, has ordered the complete pump packages from Allweiler. This lucrative multimillion-dollar contract will span over several years.
"We are very proud to have won this major contract," said Gunter Connert, managing director of Allweiler.
"This success reaffirms that our products and expertise are highly valued within the industry."
To modernise production and further enhance sustainability, Allweiler plans to make extensive investments in the Radolfzell location in the coming years.
"Our goal is to be a sustainable company that meets the needs of our customers while protecting the environment," explained Connert.
The company has already launched various initiatives to modernise production and increase sustainability, such as reducing its carbon footprint.
Additionally, CIRCOR International plans to invest in its locations in China and India to drive growth in those regions and explore new markets.
The increased revenue will also benefit to secure jobs at the Radolfzell location, where central knowledge components are delivered and key functions are based.
"Our investments in China and India are part of our strategy to grow in emerging markets," stated Connert. "This will allow us to strengthen our presence in these regions and better meet the needs of our local customers."
Allweiler, a global leader in the manufacturing of pumps and pumping systems, will supply pumps for the new frigates of the German Navy.
The Dutch Damen Shipyard, winner of the German Navy tender, has ordered the complete pump packages from Allweiler. This lucrative multimillion-dollar contract will span over several years.
"We are very proud to have won this major contract," said Gunter Connert, managing director of Allweiler.
"This success reaffirms that our products and expertise are highly valued within the industry."
To modernise production and further enhance sustainability, Allweiler plans to make extensive investments in the Radolfzell location in the coming years.
"Our goal is to be a sustainable company that meets the needs of our customers while protecting the environment," explained Connert.
The company has already launched various initiatives to modernise production and increase sustainability, such as reducing its carbon footprint.
Additionally, CIRCOR International plans to invest in its locations in China and India to drive growth in those regions and explore new markets.
The increased revenue will also benefit to secure jobs at the Radolfzell location, where central knowledge components are delivered and key functions are based.
"Our investments in China and India are part of our strategy to grow in emerging markets," stated Connert. "This will allow us to strengthen our presence in these regions and better meet the needs of our local customers."
