HOMAG Group follows up on positive development
Annual forecasts for 2011 confirmed HOMAG Group AG got off to a good start in fiscal 2011 and registered strong demand for its products in the first quarter.
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Tech Tour caps off successful Closets Expo
CHARLOTTE, NC -- The 7th Annual Closets & Home Organization Conference & Expo ended for most of the 1,100-plus participants at 3:00 p.m. Friday, February 25, but not so for more than 30 who attended the Tech Tour to Holzma-U.S. and Biesse America.
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Rich Christianson,
August 15, 2011 | 10:38 pm CDT
Homag board appoints two directors
SCHOPFLOCH, GERMANY -- Homag Group AG appointed Dr. Markus Flik as its future CEO and Hans-Dieter Schumacher as CFO in naming both to its supervisory board.
Homag's sales growth continues in Q3
SCHOPFLOCH, GERMANY -- Homag Group AG, a world leader in woodworking machinery manufacturing, reported continued financial gains in the third quarter, building on sales growth in the first half of the year.
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Rich Christianson,
August 15, 2011 | 5:14 pm CDT
Homag celebrates 50th anniversary
SCHOLPFLACH, GERMANY - Homag AG, represented in the United States by Stiles Machinery Inc. of Grand Rapids, MI, celebrating its 50th anniversary.
Stiles plans 50th anniversary Homag tech tour
GRAND RAPIDS, MI - Stiles Machinery Inc. is putting together a "tribute tour" this fall to honor Homag's 50th anniversary.
Panel and surface technologies highlight Xylexpo 2010
MILAN, ITALY - Xylexpo 2010 continued Wednesday with steady, albeit lesser attendance than past years' shows.Still, attendees were showing interest in the new technology on display throughout the halls of the FieraMilano Rho Fairgrounds in Milan. The five-day biennial woodworking show runs through May 8. An estimated 80,000 attendees from all over the world are expected to attend the 22nd Xylexpo show. According to show management, this yearâs show features 652 exhibitors spread across 42,500 net square meters.
Homag posts improvement in Q4, loses $28 million in 2009
SCHOPFLOCH, GERMANY – Homag Group AG, a manufacturer of woodworking equipment, reported that it returned to profitability in the fourth quarter but lost approximately $28 million for all of 2009. According to the Moscow-based Lespron Network, Homag’s revenue fell 39% to $709 million in 2009, down from $1.16 billion in 2008. “Although we are by no means back to where we were before the crisis, the volume of business is clearly on the rise,” Homag CEO Rolf Knoll told Lespron.
