In 2020, Guldager signed the UN Global Compact, meaning that our operations are governed by the UN Global Compact principles concerning human rights, labor standards, the environment, and anti-corruption. Our sustainability strategy is designed to support our business model while advancing the UN Sustainable Development Goals for...
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On December 20, 2021, the Guldager Group acquired SiWaTec AG – a 100% Swiss company founded in 2001 by Ignaz Schneider. SiWaTec performs renovation, repair, and maintenance of public and private swimming pools, as well as bathing facilities and fountains. The repair scope includes the repair and replacement of defective components as well as component retrofitting. The company specializes in calculating, planning, and executing...
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Effective September 1, 2021, Guldager has acquired Stutz GmbH – a 100 percent German company founded in 2007 by Axel Stutz. Today, Stutz focuses on the repair and maintenance of public swimming pools, waterworks, and industrial water treatment. The repair scope includes the replacement of defective system components as well as the retrofitting of piping in stainless steel, PE, PP, PVC, and PVDF...
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Guldager A/S has initiated a strategic partnership with the North Jutland-based company Hydro-X, which has supplied chemical products for water treatment to the industrial and combined heat and power sectors for many years. The purpose of the partnership is to leverage the shared synergies between the two companies, focusing on joint business opportunities at a European level through the utilization of…
Read moreGuldager A/S has just published its annual report for 2020. Despite a year marked by COVID-19, the annual report shows the best operating earnings and the highest net result in 5 years. Read the annual report here
Read moreEffective May 1, 2021, Guldager GmbH is acquiring Thomas Bauer Wassertechnischer Vertrieb – a 100 percent German-owned company established by Thomas Bauer in 1997. Bauer currently focuses on the repair and maintenance of public swimming pools, including servicing chlorine gas systems as well as measurement and control technology. The scope of repair services comprises the repair and replacement of defective components as well as the retrofitting of components…
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Guldager A/S has signed the UN Global Compact, meaning that our operations are now governed by the UN Global Compact principles relating to human rights, labour standards, the environment, and anti-corruption. Our sustainability strategy is designed to support our business model while contributing to the UN Sustainable Development Goals and ensuring our commitment to the UN Global…
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Guldager is exploring acquisitions in its existing markets in Germany, Switzerland, and Belgium. According to CEO Claus Torbøl, the company has a pipeline of potential targets and expects some acquisitions to take place soon in 2021. Acquisitions will be made within water treatment services to support Guldager's strategy of being a full-service provider. Read more here (requires…
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Guldager is expanding its existing water treatment activities with a department covering industrial chemical water treatment. With this initiative, Guldager becomes the only water treatment player in Denmark with in-house capabilities covering both mechanical and chemical water treatment, as well as system cleaning. For customers operating district heating plants, cooling systems, or steam boilers, for example, this means that there is now a…
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Guldager has acquired the 100 percent Danish-owned company POCOS as of August 1, 2020. Polar Corrosion Services ApS (POCOS) was founded in 2011 by engineer Jan Almqvist. The company is based on core values and technical expertise accumulated through 18 years of work with corrosion protection for Danish ports and underground steel structures. Today, POCOS is one of the...
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