KOCH Solutions正式启用新总部，开启发展新篇章

近日，润邦股份旗下KOCH Solutions在德国圣英贝特-罗尔巴赫（St. Ingbert-Rohrbach）正式启用新总部。萨尔州州长安克·雷林格（Anke Rehlinger）、圣英贝特市长乌利·迈尔教授（Prof. Dr. Ulli Meyer）及当地政府、社区和经济发展机构代表共同出席启用仪式。

新总部位于历史悠久的Heckel大楼，经过数月的全面改造，现已焕新为现代化办公空间。这里汇集了约160名员工，办公面积超过3300平方米，设有现代办公区、会议空间及协作区域，旨在支持创新、协作与未来发展。此次搬迁不仅是办公地址的变更，更是将KOCH 80多年的企业历史与罗尔巴赫深厚的工程底蕴融为一体，也让公司回到这一在矿业和物料搬运领域拥有悠久传统的地区。

启用仪式上，KOCH Solutions对参与大楼改造、搬迁工作的全体同事以及莅临现场的嘉宾表示衷心感谢。公司表示，新总部将进一步巩固其在萨尔州的根基，同时继续从罗尔巴赫为全球客户开发创新解决方案。

以新总部为起点，KOCH Solutions将继续书写未来发展的新篇章。

Yesterday marked a significant milestone for KOCH Solutions: we officially opened our new headquarters in St. Ingbert-Rohrbach.

We were honored to welcome Saarland's Minister-President Anke Rehlinger and St. Ingbert's Mayor Prof. Dr. Ulli Meyer, together with representatives from the city, local community and economic development, to celebrate this important occasion with us.

The move into the historic Heckel building represents much more than a change of address. Following several months of extensive renovation, the building has been transformed into a modern working environment.

Today, our new headquarters brings together 80 years of KOCH history with decades of engineering expertise rooted in Rohrbach. Around 160 colleagues now work here across more than 3,300 m² – with modern offices, meeting spaces and an environment designed to support collaboration, innovation and future growth. The relocation to St. Ingbert-Rohrbach also brings KOCH Solutions back to a site with a long tradition in mining and materials handling.

The official opening was not only an opportunity to present our new headquarters, but also to look ahead together: strengthening our roots in the Saarland while continuing to develop solutions for customers around the world from our new home in Rohrbach.

A big thank you to everyone who contributed to the transformation of the building, to all our colleagues who made the move possible, and to our guests for joining us on this special day.

We look forward to writing the next chapter of KOCH Solutions from St. Ingbert-Rohrbach.