Westfalen AG in the news

RÖDL & Partner provided legal counsel to Westfalen AG for the spin-off of its petrol station operations to Westfalen AG & Co. KG, focusing on regulatory, industry-specific, and corporate legal matters.

New films chronicle success stories from Westphalia's economy, featuring examples like Claas and Westfalen-Gas.

Essmanns Backstube and Westfalen AG are jointly developing an energy station in Münster-Amelsbüren, combining an electric vehicle charging park with a cafe.

A new film series by LWL-Medienzentrum Westfalen showcases the histories of regional brands like Sinalco, Rose Bikes, and Westfalen AG, connecting them to everyday life and societal changes.

Westfalen has launched its inaugural truck charging station in Steinfurt, Germany, to support the shift towards electric heavy-duty transport, complementing its existing fast-charging network for cars.

Westfalen AG inaugurated its first electric truck charging station in Steinfurt, providing two fast-charging points for e-trucks to support the growing e-mobility sector in freight transport.

Westfalen AG has launched its initial electric truck charging facility in Steinfurt to support the growing adoption of e-mobility in goods transport.

Westfalen AG has launched its first two fast-charging stations for electric trucks in Steinfurt, Germany, providing a crucial step for e-mobility in freight transport.

Westfalen-Gruppe is significantly increasing investments and expanding its growth strategy into Europe, focusing on new production and logistics sites due to unfavorable economic conditions in Germany, particularly high energy costs and regulatory hurdles.

Westfalen Group is increasing investments and expanding its European presence, particularly in industrial gases, due to unfavorable economic conditions in Germany.

Westfalen Group is shifting its investment focus to Europe, increasing capital expenditure by 30% to over 90 million euros, due to economic challenges in Germany and to expand its industrial gas production and international presence.

Westfalen AG is significantly increasing investments, primarily in European expansion, to counter challenging economic conditions in Germany and boost its industrial gas and decarbonization efforts.

Westfalen-Gruppe is shifting investments abroad due to Germany's uncertain economic and political climate, despite transitioning to green technologies.

Westfalen AG plans significant investments in a green transformation across Europe, citing Germany's bureaucratic hurdles, while also adapting its domestic market strategy towards e-mobility and decarbonization.

Westfalen AG is frustrated with Germany's business environment due to low growth, excessive regulations, bureaucracy, unreliability, and high energy costs.

Westfalen AG is dissatisfied with Germany as a business location due to low growth, high regulations, bureaucracy, unreliability, and high energy costs.

CEO Thomas Perkmann advocates for stable regulations and lower electricity prices to facilitate the company's shift from fossil fuels to e-mobility and sustainable heating.

Westfalen CEO Thomas Perkmann emphasized that affordable electricity is critical for achieving climate neutrality and enabling the energy transition for businesses and consumers.

Westfalen AG is doubling its industrial gas production capacity in Switzerland through a multi-million euro expansion of its Eiken plant.

Westfalen AG is extending its sponsorship and becoming the official mobility partner for the football club SC Preußen Münster.