CrefoZert with the highest possible credit rating
Currently, the traditional company WEBER is also affected by economic misdevelopments in Germany and Europe. Additionally, there is an uncertain political climate just before the newly elected U.S. president takes office. These two factors are largely responsible for the decline in incoming orders at WEBER in recent weeks. German and European customers are very cautious about investing and expanding their facilities for the automation of assembly processes.
“In these economically challenging times, the awarded recognition for excellent creditworthiness, impeccable business conduct, and a positive outlook for the future helps us face the current challenges with greater confidence and focus,” explains Michael Paul, Commercial Director at WEBER.
Automotive Industry Undergoing Change – WEBER is Prepared
At the same time, WEBER is actively countering the economic challenges. Numerous process workflows in production and administration are currently being optimized to operate as cost-efficiently as possible. In addition, comprehensive measures for digitalization are being implemented across all parts of the company. These initiatives also contribute to cost reduction and provide WEBER with financial flexibility in the short and medium term.
Bujnowski: “We are witnessing massive pressure on the automotive industry in Germany. Similar trends can be observed in other sectors of industry, crafts, and the service sector. This impacts companies like WEBER, which supply these clients with machines and systems for automation. I am confident that we will see a recovery in these areas in the first quarter of 2025, which will also benefit WEBER.”
Germany, Bavaria, Wolfratshausen – our location
“Our message is clear: We want and are able to continue relying on the Wolfratshausen location, we fulfill our social responsibility as an employer, and we continue to guarantee our customers the highest quality and on-time delivery. While these times are certainly challenging, we are well-equipped to face these challenges,” said Bujnowski.
