Thursday, December 17, 2015
Michael Weinig AG enjoyed outstanding growth in 2015. This was the message of CEO Wolfgang Pöschl at the 100th meeting of the company’s Supervisory Board that took place on December 2nd in Tauberbischofsheim.
Accordingly, the Weinig Group registered a strong in-crease in incoming orders in 2015 and expects double-digit revenue growth. “We are very satisfied with our current performance. This is all the more true in view of the prevailing global economic uncertainties in many markets,” said Wolfgang Pöschl.
The Supervisory Board also laid decisive foundations for the further evolution of the company in Tauberbischofsheim adopting the new sales and marketing strategy “Think Weinig”. The strategy, which will lead a new market initiative, highlights the group’s philosophy of offering complete solutions rather than focusing on individual components. The concept includes measures that will enable Weinig to make even better use of its comprehensive expertise.
CSO Gregor Baumbusch is confident: “Customers think in processes. Weinig is the manufacturer in solid wood and panel processing that covers the entire value chain. This strength must be deployed even more efficiently in the market.” In keeping with this objective, the individual Weinig product units will be consistently bringing comprehensive solutions to the market. The customer will benefit by receiving greater added value. A second package of measures will target the company’s approach to regional markets. “With their different profiles, all markets have their own requirements, which will be more strongly reflected in terms of co-ordination and our approach going forward,” he concluded further.
With a groundbreaking strategic decision, solid financial figures and out-standing personnel, the 100th meeting of the Weinig Supervisory Board on 2 December in Tauberbischofsheim laid down significant milestones. “It was an important meeting for the future orientation of Michael Weinig AG,” underlined Wolfgang Pöschl.
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