About the Hansgrohe Group – Setting the Beat of Water. Since 1901.

With its brands AXOR and hansgrohe, the Hansgrohe Group, headquartered in Schiltach, Baden-Württemberg, is one of the leading companies in the global bath and kitchen industry, renowned for innovation, design and quality. Founded in 1901 in Germany’s Black Forest, the company develops and manufactures faucets, showerheads and shower systems that give water form and function. Combined with sanitary ceramics and bathroom furniture, Hansgrohe offers holistic bathroom solutions from a single source. The company’s 125-year history is shaped by pioneering innovations such as the first hand-held shower with different spray types, the first pull-out kitchen faucet and the first wall bar for hand-held showers. More than 23,000 active intellectual property rights underline the Hansgrohe Group’s strong commitment to innovation. The Hansgrohe Group stands for long-lasting quality products and a strong sense of responsibility toward people and the environment. Sustainability is firmly embedded in its corporate actions – from resource-efficient manufacturing processes to innovative technologies that make a tangible contribution to protecting water as a vital resource and to mitigating and adapting to climate change. As part of its “ECO 2030” initiative, the company is equipping all water-bearing products exclusively with water-saving technologies by 2030. With 35 subsidiaries, 22 sales offices and distribution in more than 145 countries, the Hansgrohe Group has a global presence. Since 1974, its brands and products have received more than 800 design awards. Hansgrohe products can be found worldwide – on renowned cruise ships, in international five-star and boutique hotels, in exclusive spas, in luxurious private bathrooms, and in numerous public and private construction projects. The company ensures high quality standards through eight wholly owned production sites: four in Germany and one each in France, Serbia, the United States and China. In the 2024 financial year, the Hansgrohe Group generated sales of EUR 1.387 billion and employs around 5,600 people worldwide, approximately 60 percent of whom work in Germany.