Aalberts Industries' history

Discover the history of Aalberts Industries

Jan Aalberts founds Mifa (aluminium precision extrusion) in Venlo NL, now still part of Industrial Services.

 

Total revenue that year: EUR 250 thousand

1975

Foundation of the holding company Aalberts Industries B.V.

1981

Quotation at the Amsterdam Stock Exchange

 

Total revenue that year: EUR 22 million

1987

1st step on Flow Control market by acquiring VSH in Hilversum NL

1991

Start Material Technology by acquiring BGT (surface treatment) in Eindhoven NL. The company's name changed into AHC Benelux.

 

Total revenue that year: EUR 90 million

1991

Aalberts Industries goes international by acquiring BROEN (building installations & controls, district heating & gas, laboratory, etc.).

Total revenue that year: EUR 100 million

1993

Flow Control production in Eastern Europe (BROEN Poland)

 

Total revenue that year: EUR 280 million

1997

Industrial Services in United States (Ionic Technologies., Inc. Greenville SC)

 

Total revenue that year EUR 328 million

1998

Flow Control in United States (Taprite-Fassco, Inc., San Antonio TX)

 

Total revenue that year EUR 385 million

1999

Aalberts Industries becomes Europe's biggest fittings producer by acquiring Yorkshire Fittings GBR.

 

Total revenue that year: EUR 706 million

2002

Important strategic step: acquisition of Henco Industries (leading plastic system specialist) in Belgium.

 

Total revenue that year: EUR 1,750 million

2008

Year Description
1975

Jan Aalberts founds Mifa (aluminium precision extrusion) in Venlo NL, now still part of Industrial Services.

 

Total revenue that year: EUR 250 thousand

1981

Foundation of the holding company Aalberts Industries B.V.

1987

Quotation at the Amsterdam Stock Exchange

 

Total revenue that year: EUR 22 million

1991

1st step on Flow Control market by acquiring VSH in Hilversum NL

1991

Start Material Technology by acquiring BGT (surface treatment) in Eindhoven NL. The company's name changed into AHC Benelux.

 

Total revenue that year: EUR 90 million

1993

Aalberts Industries goes international by acquiring BROEN (building installations & controls, district heating & gas, laboratory, etc.).

Total revenue that year: EUR 100 million

1997

Flow Control production in Eastern Europe (BROEN Poland)

 

Total revenue that year: EUR 280 million

1998

Industrial Services in United States (Ionic Technologies., Inc. Greenville SC)

 

Total revenue that year EUR 328 million

1999

Flow Control in United States (Taprite-Fassco, Inc., San Antonio TX)

 

Total revenue that year EUR 385 million

2002

Aalberts Industries becomes Europe's biggest fittings producer by acquiring Yorkshire Fittings GBR.

 

Total revenue that year: EUR 706 million

2008

Important strategic step: acquisition of Henco Industries (leading plastic system specialist) in Belgium.

 

Total revenue that year: EUR 1,750 million