GEA Extends Chief Financial Officer Bernd Brinker’s Contract Until 2027

GEA made a successful start to fiscal year 2025. The company once again recorded profitable growth in the first quarter. With increases in order intake and revenue as well as improvements in key profitability and financial indicators, GEA has laid a strong foundation for the full year.

GEA looks back on a strong fiscal year and provides a positive outlook for 2025. The technology group, which focuses on mechanical and plant engineering, raised its margin guidance for EBITDA before restructuring expenses twice in 2024 and achieved its 2026 financial targets two years ahead of schedule.

At the launch event in Berlin, CEO Stefan Klebert announced the new GEA Foundation’s objectives. Working closely with several strategic partners, the foundation will focus the company’s community engagement, enabling it to provide even more effective assistance worldwide.

GEA, a global plant and mechanical engineering company, has received the highest accolade, the Platinum Status, in the renowned EcoVadis sustainability assessment. With its score, GEA now ranks among the top one percent worldwide of assessed companies in 2024.

With its innovative product generation, the valve specialist GEMÜ is launching significant new features on the market that are geared towards the requirements of modern process automation. Under the name LEAP – Lean. Effective. Agile. Platformized. – GEMÜ is presenting a series of advanced products that impress with their modular design and flexibility and are based on modern manufacturing methods.

For applications in process technology with medium hydraulic outputs, the question often arises as to whether the pulsation of an oscillating pump with only one plunger is too high. It is not uncommon for a less expensive single-head pump to be used in this transitional area.