GEMÜ Canada is celebrating its tenth company anniversary.

Our new logo is just like us:
Straightforward, innovative and passionate.

The new GEMÜ subsidiary commenced operations in July 2022 and serves customers in Spain and Portugal.

This year three GEMÜ subsidiaries are celebrating their 40th anniversary.

As part of its global production concept, GEMÜ is expanding its production centre in Shanghai and continuing to develop its expertise in butterfly valves.

Under the motto "Innovation goes on", GEMÜ will celebrate its 55th company anniversary on 30th June 2019. GEMÜ has been an innovative company since day one and, now in the hands of the second generation, is making the transition into the digital future.

GEMÜ has concentrated all its expertise in surface technology into a single location at the Hohenlohe business park in Germany.

The RFID solution for paperless maintenance,CONEXO, offers potential that extends far beyond the scope of the valve market.  Consequently, in October 2018, GEMÜ founds inevvo solutions, a start-up company that develops and markets Industry 4.0 solutions such as CONEXO.M

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Thanks to its wide range of products, GEMÜ offers solutions for the most varied customer groups. Strategic business units are therefore created to operate in a way that is more customer-oriented.

More information on the GEMÜ business units

In May 2016, the 27th GEMÜ subsidiary is founded in Nagoya, Japan.

On 1st July 2015, GEMÜ opens its newest plant for manufacturing and administration, covering a total area of 21,000 m², in Shanghai, China.

In May 2015, GEMÜ opens another subsidiary in Mexico.

On 1st April 2015, GEMÜ Ireland Ltd. commences operations in County Cork.

On the day of 30th June 2014, GEMÜ celebrates its 50th anniversary.

Gert Müller becomes Managing Partner of GEMÜ.

On 13th September 2013, the new Production and Logistics Centre is opened at the Hohenlohe business park (Germany) to supply all European customers directly.

GEMÜ opens its new clean room facility in Emmen, Switzerland, on 21st September 2012.

GEMÜ Switzerland, GEMÜ Sweden and GEMÜ Great Britain celebrate their 30 years of existence.

Gert Müller, son of company founder Fritz Müller, becomes Managing Director of GEMÜ.

Stephan Müller, nephew of Fritz Müller, becomes Managing Director.

The new GEMÜ Dome Development and Innovation Centre opens in Waldzimmern, not far from the German town of Niedernhall.More information on the timeline of GEMÜ innovations

Founding of:
- GEMÜ Africa in Johannesburg (South Africa)
- GEMÜ Russia in Moscow
- GEMÜ Belgium in Brussels
- GEMÜ Italy in Milan
- GEMÜ Finland in Helsinki

Founding of GEMÜ Denmark in Ballerup

Founding of a representative office in Jakarta, Indonesia

Opening of the new building in Shanghai with
3500 m² of space for production and administration

Headquarters in the Criesbach district of Ingelfingen in Germany expanded by 4700 m² for production and administration

Establishment of a representative office in Taiwan

Founding of GEMÜ Austria

Bundesverdienstkreuz (Order of Merit of the Federal Republic of Germany) awarded to Fritz Müller

Founding of GEMÜ China in Shanghai

Expansion of the Criesbach site in Ingelfingen, Germany to include approx. 6000 m² of new production and office space

Founding of GEMÜ Singapore for market entry into Asia

Historic flooding in Ingelfingen's Criesbach district results in substantial damage. Thanks to the active support of a motivated team, this is quickly rectified, with all setbacks compensated for.

Founding of GEMÜ Australia

Founding of GEMÜ USA in Atlanta

Founding of:

• GEMÜ Brazil
• GEMÜ Switzerland
• GEMÜ Great Britain
• GEMÜ France

A major fire destroys the production hall. Production is resumed a short while later, with bridging operations carried out in a large tent.

Relocation to the company's first own manufacturing premises in the Criesbach district of Ingelfingen, Germany, where the building is built by the employees themselves after work.

Fritz Müller founds GEMÜ in the German town of Ingelfingen. The first plastic process valves invented by him are produced in his parents' garage and in the kitchen.