We are growing, and we are doing so with a clear direction: more technology, greater proximity to our markets, and an even stronger focus on sustainability. In 2025, the Group’s turnover reached €362 million, up from €341 million in 2024, continuing a trend that has been consolidating for several years: €308.8 million in 2023 and €297.5 million in 2022. Supporting this growth is an increasingly structured international presence: over 2,500 people worldwide, more than 25 subsidiaries, over 40 warehouses, and operations in more than 110 countries.
A new hub for Northern Europe, designed to last
The new site in Kempen, near Düsseldorf, is one of the most tangible signs of the direction we have taken. Covering approximately 3,500 square metres, the facility is set to become operational in the coming months of 2026 and will serve as a key reference point for the German market and Northern Europe, with dedicated office space, a showroom, and an advanced logistics area.
At its heart is a logistics system designed to keep moving: automated solutions capable of handling up to 90,000 units per year, enabling us to be closer and faster for those who install our products and work with us every day.
A sustainable construction choice
The new facility should not be seen solely as a logistics hub, but as a building designed to consume less and perform better. It includes:
- a 98-kW photovoltaic system
- low-environmental-impact climate control systems
- controlled ventilation and green roofs
- dedicated infrastructure for electric mobility
Behind the model developed in Kempen lies a clear strategy: to bring our organizational and logistics solutions to the markets in which we operate, helping to build an ecosystem that grows together with those who choose us.
A tried-and-tested model: the automatic systems in Cormeilles
Kempen forms part of a journey that is already underway. The Cormeilles site, near Paris, was the first to evolve in this direction: its automated vertical warehouses, already operational, optimize up to 90% of the available space and improve both the speed and accuracy of operations.