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The PFISTERER corporate group, which now includes LAPP Insulators, is a leading specialist supplier and system provider in the field of energy infrastructure. Around 2,100 employees develop, produce, and sell components and end-to-end solutions for highly sensitive interfaces in modern power networks. The Group’s headquarters are based in Winterbach, close to the German city of Stuttgart.

Company profile

The PFISTERER corporate group focuses on the interfaces in the flow of electricity. As a specialist in energy transmission and distribution, we offer our customers and business partners a range of future-ready products:

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Executive Board and Supervisory Board

Martin Billhardt (CEO) und Stephan Götschel form the Executive Board and Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Blättchen (Chairman), Karl-Heinz Pfisterer (Vize Chairman), Prof. Dr. Petra Denk, Matthias Benz and Erich Schefold form the Supervisory Board of PFISTERER Holding AG.

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Mission & Vision

As an internationally operating and innovative corporate group, we act in accordance with firm principles and a code of conduct that is binding for all employees. The key points of this are defined by the mission & vision statement of the PFISTERER Group.

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The PFISTERER Group

The PFISTERER corporate group is a German-Swiss family-run company with a worldwide network of production sites and sales offices.

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Research & innovation

Sound innovations at the cutting-edge of economic technology – this has been PFISTERER’s mission statement ever since it was founded. We turn prototypes into individual solutions and individual solutions into standard products.

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History

It all started with a vision. Karl Pfisterer wanted to improve electrical fittings. In the era of electrification, users frequently encountered problems with the metallic elements used to connect lines.

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LAPP Insulators

LAPP Insulators are based in Wunsiedel, Germany, and are a leading manufacturer and supplier for high-voltage insulators made of porcelain, silicone, and compound materials used in over 70 countries around the world.

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