ARBURG's organisational structure follows the corporate principle of combining tradition and innovation in the best possible manner. An informal atmosphere has always been combined with up-to-date management methods. Flat hierarchies, an open door policy, teamwork and business process optimisation in the company's core units are the key elements of the corporate culture and are pursued consistently.

Now ARBURG is led into the future by the third generation of the family, with Managing Partners Juliane Hehl (Marketing), Renate Keinath (Human Resources and Benefits) and Michael Hehl (spokesperson for the management team, Plant Development). Eugen Hehl supports the management team in a consulting role. In charge of operational activities are the Managing Directors Herbert Kraibühler (Technology & Engineering), Helmut Heinson (Sales) and Michael Grandt (Finance and Controlling).

All the business activities are divided into five core processes which are constantly monitored and structured by means of the management tool of business process optimisation. These processes are: procurement, development, production, sales and service. The internal organisational structures are consistently developed in a manner that ensures maximum efficiency of the company. Here again, the aim has been to make every effort in order to satisfy all our customers as fully as possible through the manufacture of optimum products and integrated service offerings.

The basis for the development of a healthy company with a global reputation is always being as close as possible to local customers. ARBURG is a global company yet its operational focus is regional. 23 wholly-owned subsidiaries and representative offices secure our market position in the major regions of the world. Reliable sales partners help to manage sales and support in all other countries of the world where users rely on ARBURG injection moulding technology. In this way, the company ensures that customers all over the world can rely on a responsible and effective support network at the highest level.