2022

New representative offices in Belgium, the Netherlands and the USA

2021

Publication of the new AWH website with integrated online shop

2019

Completion of the fifth construction phase in the industrial park with the construction of a production hall and a modern office building

2018

Foundation of the representative office in Bucharest (Romania)

2017

Establishment of the representative office in Vietnam

2015

Opening of production facility in Firrel (Lower Saxony)

2013

Completion of the fourth construction phase in the industrial estate with the construction of the production hall

Establishment of the representative office in Milan (Italy)

Foundation of the third subsidiary NEUMO UK through the takeover of Damstahl UK

2012

Opening of the Vienna branch with pick-up and delivery warehouse

Construction of the new electric polishing bath

2011

Representative offices established in Lyon (France) and Vienna (Austria)

2009

Completion of the third construction phase in the industrial estate with the construction of the production hall

Inclusion of product recovery technology in the AWH product range

2006

Foundation of the second subsidiary Neumo GUS (Moscow)

2004

The second construction phase on the industrial estate is completed with the relocation of the dispatch warehouse to the newly built warehouse

2003

Cleaning technology becomes part of the AWH product range

2001

The first construction phase heralds the expansion of Armaturenwerk Hötensleben GmbH. The pipe warehouse and pipe grinding shop move to the industrial estate

1997

Foundation of the first subsidiary NEUMO - POLSKA Sp. Z.O.O (Skierniewice)

1992

Takeover of Armaturenwerk Hötensleben GmbH by the NEUMO Ehrenberg Group. Approx. 90 employees remain with the company

Till 1989

Disk valves for the entire food sector of the GDR and the socialist countries are manufactured in Hötensleben with approx. 800 employees

1967

Development and production of the first hygienic butterfly valves for the food industry. The valve is sold worldwide

1959

Conversion of production from brass to stainless steel

1948

The company is named "Armaturenwerk Hötensleben" for the first time

1917

Production of valves for the food sector

1859

Foundation of the fittings factory and metal foundry