In a strategic move to solidify its position as one of the industry leaders in trenchless pipe rehabilitation, the BKP Berolina Group has now reached an 85% majority stake in PPR Sweden.
Instead of Christmas presents, we are once again making a donation to the Björn Schulz Foundation in Berlin on behalf of our customers and employees this year. On St Nicholas’ Day, BKP CEO Thomas Christiansen presented a cheque to the Björn Schulz Foundation in Berlin.
During «Stadtradeln», our riders collected 3,006 kilometers – for the climate and their own health. In the ranking of the municipality of Velten, BKP takes a strong fourth place and has the best result among the employers in Velten.
Thomas Christiansen makes it clear what the liner @CarboSeal, manufactured in the BKP factory, can do for the rehabilitation of district heating pipes, where it already is was installed and what @PPR Deutschland GmbH is all about.
With Christmas approaching, we want to turn our focus to those who for whom health does not come easy. We made a donation to the Björn Schulz Stiftung’s «Sonnenhof» children’s hospice in Berlin.
The Berolina-Liner is 25 years old! In 1997, BKP Berolina delivered the first liner to Teerbau Rohrtechnik GmbH. Since then, many customers and companions have been added. We want to say THANK YOU!
We are proud to present you CarboSeal® – a solution, which will help District Heating companies to fix leaking pipe systems and renew their networks in a fast, simple and sustainable way.
BKP Berolina is delighted to expand its sales team. Wendelin Böhne has joined BKP Berolina on February 1, 2021 as Sales Director DACH (German-speaking region) and will complement Martin Lutze, who will continue to be responsible for the global market.
Marco Warkotz-Gruber and Jeroen Jacobs are now Sales Managers for the BKP products for lateral connection rehabilitation. This internal double solution allows BKP Berolina a high degree of flexibility and accessibility.
Our sales manager for GRP pipe coating Marco Warkotz-Gruber, who usually travels at least three days a week on business trips, would like to describe his new day-to-day work life as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic from his home office near Hanover.