Jumo

Inka Krischke,

Group continues to grow

A 6% increase in turnover and an interesting range of new products at Hannover Messe 2019 - the Jumo Group had a lot to report at its annual press conference.

The managing partners of Jumo look back on a successful 2018 financial year (Bernhard Juchheim (right), Michael Juchheim).

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"We are very satisfied with the last financial year. The growth trend from the previous year has continued and we were able to increase our turnover from 234 million euros in 2017 to 248 million euros. This means that our consolidated turnover has grown by 39% since 2008," explained Bernhard Juchheim, Managing Partner of the Jumo Group, at the company's annual press conference.

The Group grew by 6% in 2018, bucking the industry trend - according to the German Electrical and Electronic Manufacturers' Association (ZVEI), turnover in the German electrical industry as a whole only increased by 2.6%. Jumo -Germany increased the previous year's turnover by 6% to 178 million euros. Domestic growth amounted to 4%, while exports increased by 7%. The company's export ratio remained stable at 54%.

As far as the forecast for the current financial year is concerned, Jumo is planning an increase in turnover of 4% to EUR 258 million. Due to the global economic risks, company growth is expected to be slightly lower than in the previous year.

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