Then Mass now Class: Munsch Chemie-Pumpen GmbH Success Story by Staufen AG
Munsch Chemie-Pumpen GmbH from the Westerwald had to reinvent itself after the financial crisis of 2009. The restructuring of production as part of the "Blue Sky" project laid the foundation for spectacular sales growth.
Munsch Chemie-Pumpen GmbH from the Westerwald had to reinvent itself after the financial crisis of 2009. The restructuring of production as part of the "Blue Sky" project laid the foundation for spectacular sales growth.
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STAUFEN. | MUNSCH<br />
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<strong>Then</strong> mass,<br />
<strong>now</strong> class<br />
<strong>Munsch</strong> <strong>Chemie</strong>-<strong>Pumpen</strong> <strong>GmbH</strong> from the Westerwald<br />
had to reinvent itself after the financial crisis of 2009.<br />
The restructuring of production as part of the "Blue Sky"<br />
project laid the foundation for spectacular sales growth.<br />
From Ransbach-Baumbach northeast of Koblenz out into the<br />
COMPANY<br />
PORTRAIT<br />
world: <strong>Munsch</strong> <strong>Chemie</strong>-<strong>Pumpen</strong> <strong>GmbH</strong> delivers around 80 percent<br />
of its production abroad. What makes the pumps from this<br />
family business so unique: They are made entirely of plastic instead<br />
of metal as usual. This makes it possible, for example, to<br />
transport chemically contaminated liquids that would otherwise<br />
damage metal pumps. The company was founded <strong>by</strong> the father<br />
of the Managing Director in 1964. Currently, the company has<br />
125 employees and generated sales of €27.5 million in 2017. Remarkably,<br />
nearly one tenth of annual sales is invested in research<br />
and development every year, whereas the industry average is<br />
only between four and six percent.
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