Ideas & profiles

1.2007
On your site … worldwide

Don´t miss our bauma special in 'ideas and profiles': With product highlights, new projects and tips for Munich visitors.

2.2006
Moving ahead in a winning team!

Business as usual at Hünnebeck? Not quite! Now, with fresh contracts and extra spending funds, growth heads the agenda.

1.2006
Signals pointing to growth

What impact will the ownership change have on Hünnebeck customers and the Group's future strategy? 'ideas and profiles' interviewed Dr. Frank Maassen, CEO of the Hünnebeck Group GmbH.

2.2005
Boomtown Dubai

The United Arab Emirates (UAE) have experienced brisk growth in the last few years. Spearheading their rise is Dubai.

1.2005
Eastern European Growth Markets

What openings are available to German construction companies in central and eastern Europe? What’s the best way to prepare for a successful foreign commitment?

3.2004
75 years of Hünnebeck – and never better!

When Emil Mauritz Hünnebeck, a talented young structural engineer, forms Rautennetz GmbH back in 1929, nobody at the time suspects that his enterprise would evolve into one of the foremost suppliers of formwork and scaffolding.

2.2004
Building methods in Europe

In built-up urban areas, industrial estates, rural regions and on coasts, almost all European countries have their own building methods that distinguish them from other countries.

1.2004
Buoyant Bauma

In bright sunshine,'bauma + mining 2004', the world's biggest trade fair for the construction trade, presented itself in a fine light. With over 410,000 visitors from 171 countries, interest was bigger than ever before in the trade fair's 50-year history.

3.2003
Hünnebeck set and ready to go!

Since the end of August, Hünnebeck GmbH has no longer belonged to ThyssenKrupp; its new owner is now the US private equity firm Sun Capital Partners, Inc.

2.2003
Rasto? Buono!

A simple and efficient organizational structure, skilled staff and personal customer service are the strengths of Hünnebeck Italia.

1.2003
The right chemistry thanks to solution expertise

The chemical industry is considered to be a motor which drives innovation and technical progress. What does this mean to industrial service providers?