Portable Pump Distributor and Service Provider in Germany Has Become Part of Atlas Copco Group

02.04.2025
Heide Pumpen GmbH, a German distributor and service provider of portable pumps, has become part of Atlas Copco Group.

Founded in 1979 Heide Pumpen is headquartered in Gelsenkirchen, Germany and has locations throughout Germany. As part of the acquisition 42 employees will join the Group.

The company’s customers are mainly to be found in the contracting, mining and construction businesses, but the company also provides support to rental companies in Germany.

“The acquisition of Heide Pumpen provides an excellent opportunity to grow our expertise and presence within the portable flow market. Based on the knowledge of Heide Pumpen, we will be able to accelerate our service-expertise and presence within portable flow”, said Andrew Walker, Business Area President Power Technique.

The company has become part of the service division within the Power Technique Business Area.

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