Bernstein satisfied with 2022 annual sales
With an annual turnover of over 70 million euros, Bernstein has achieved good sales growth in 2022
Bernstein is satisfied with the result for 2022: Compared to the previous year 2021, sales correspond to an increase of more than 10 percent. The family company was able to achieve its goals despite persistently high raw material and energy prices and supply bottlenecks in many areas of industry.
The company employs around 600 people in 10 countries and, as an international family business, is now being run by the 3rd generation of the siblings Achim and Nicole Bernstein. As a provider of industrial safety and housing technology, it combines these competencies in the Detect and Protect business areas. The product portfolio ranges from switches, sensors and housings to support systems and operating terminals to system solutions for operating and protecting entire machines and systems.
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Bernstein AGHans-Bernstein-Straße 1
32457 Porta Westfalica
Germany
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