Overview
Aalberts N.V. is a Netherlands-based industrial technology group that engineers mission-critical technologies for the building, industry and semiconductor markets. Its building business supplies integrated heating, cooling and sanitary systems; its industry business develops technologies including surface treatment, extrusion and industrial products; and its semicon business provides precision technologies and systems for semiconductor-equipment manufacturers.[1]
Aalberts describes its mission as engineering “mission-critical technologies for a clean, smart and responsible future.” Founded in 1975, the company reported FY2025 revenue of €3,090.8 million and 12,943 FTE. Its international footprint comprised 127 locations and activities in more than 50 countries.[2][3][4][5] [1][2][3][4][5]
Products & services
Aalberts’ Building products include piping and connection systems, valves, and boiler-room technology, representing 46%, 23%, and 31% of Building-segment revenue, respectively. Its Apollo PowerPress is a large-diameter press-to-connect system for high-capacity commercial and industrial piping, with built-in verification features intended to support fast, safe installation. The company also offers integrated heating, cooling and sanitary systems, hydronic flow-control products, and the ProFlow 1600 PICV, a pressure-independent control valve with isolation, commissioning and bypass-flushing functions.[6][7][8][9][10][11]
In Industry, Aalberts provides surface technologies, stamping and extrusion, and industrial products. Its capabilities include precision extrusion for machinery, automotive, medical and aviation applications, and customer-part surface treatments such as anodising and zinc-flake coating. Coatings can be engineered for properties including wear and corrosion resistance, non-stick performance and reduced friction; the available FY2025 product disclosure does not state revenue percentages for these Industry product lines.[6][12][13][14][15]
Semicon products and capabilities include machine conditioning (6% of segment revenue), frames and modules (37%), mechatronic technologies (18%), and system build (39%). Offerings include precision machine frames and vacuum chambers, environmental-control and material-handling systems, and high-purity gas and fluid process infrastructure. Aalberts also provides lifecycle services for ultra-high-purity liquid and gas supply systems, spanning design, engineering, production, qualification and installation.[6][16][17][18] [6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16][17][18]
Geographic presence
Aalberts is headquartered in Utrecht, the Netherlands, and operates in more than 50 countries. Its 2025 report presents sales mix by region for each business segment: Europe represented 69% of Building, 65% of Industry and 82% of Semicon sales; America represented 27%, 27% and 6%, respectively; and APAC, Middle East and Africa represented 4%, 8% and 12%. These are segment-level shares, not consolidated group revenue percentages.[1][6][19]
At year-end 2025, Aalberts reported 12,221 FTE: 7,568 in Europe (62%), 2,346 in America (19%) and 2,307 in Asia (19%).[20] Utrecht is the stated headquarters; a notable Dutch operating location is Almere, where the company opened a hydronic-flow-control headquarters and manufacturing site.[1][21] [1][6][20][19][21]
Business segments
Aalberts’ latest full-year reporting is for FY2025, and it reports three business segments: Building, Industry and Semicon; the same segment structure is used in its 1H2026 results.[22][23]
Building focuses on integrated systems for heating, cooling and sanitary applications, supporting energy- and resource-efficient buildings. FY2025 revenue was EUR 1,565.1 million, approximately 50.6% of consolidated revenue.[24][22] Industry serves industrial customers with technologies including surface technologies, extrusion and industrial products. Revenue was EUR 1,085.6 million, approximately 35.1%.[12][22] Semicon provides precision technologies for semiconductor-equipment OEMs, with a focus on cleanliness, accuracy and control. Revenue was EUR 459.6 million, approximately 14.9%.[16][22]
Percentages are calculated using consolidated FY2025 revenue of EUR 3,090.8 million as the denominator. Segment revenues total EUR 3,110.3 million before EUR 19.5 million of holding and eliminations, so the calculated shares do not sum to exactly 100%. Aalberts also presents revenue by geography—Europe, America, and APAC/Middle East/Africa—which is a geographic breakdown rather than a separate business-segment structure.[22][25] [22][22][22][22][25][24][12][16][23]
Company history
Founded in 1975 by Jan Aalberts as an aluminium precision-extrusion business, the company grew through expansion into additional industrial activities and international markets. It was listed on Euronext Amsterdam in 1987.[3][26][27]
From the late 1990s through the 2000s, acquisitions broadened its industrial-services and flow-control businesses, including Mogema and AHC, followed by plumbing and fittings companies such as Pegler, Comap, KAN, LASCO and Henco.[28][29][30][31][32][33][34] In 2012, founder Jan Aalberts handed day-to-day management to incoming CEO Wim Pelsma, while remaining president; in 2019, shareholders approved changing the legal name from Aalberts Industries N.V. to Aalberts N.V.[35][36]
The company continued to reshape its portfolio through acquisitions and divestments in 2021–22. Stéphane Simonetta succeeded Pelsma as CEO in 2023. In 2024–25, Aalberts pursued further portfolio changes, including the 2024 Steel Goode Products acquisition and 2025 acquisitions of Paulo Products and Geo-Flo.[37][38][39][40][41][42] [3][41][42][26][27][28][29][30][31][32][33][34][35][36][37][38][39][40]
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