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Abwassergesellschaft Magdeburg

Abwassergesellschaft Magdeburg (AGM) is the wastewater disposal utility responsible for sewerage and treatment in Magdeburg and Gerwisch, Germany.

Last updated September 26, 2026

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Overview

Abwassergesellschaft Magdeburg mbH (AGM) is a German wastewater utility based in Magdeburg, the capital of the state of Saxony-Anhalt. Its stated task is wastewater disposal for the city of Magdeburg and the municipality of Gerwisch. The company operates and maintains the municipal sewer network, pumping stations and the Magdeburg/Gerwisch wastewater treatment plant. According to its official website, AGM is responsible for the smooth operation of around 1,000 kilometres of sewers, almost 100 pumping stations and the Magdeburg/Gerwisch treatment plant. Through this infrastructure it takes responsibility for functioning technology, treated wastewater and a clean environment. The company also publishes prices and charges for wastewater, rainwater and direct discharge, and provides customer service including answers to frequently asked questions and contact details. As a municipal wastewater company, AGM operates as a regulated local utility rather than a consumer-facing brand; its customers are primarily property owners, businesses and institutions connected to the public sewer system in its service area. The legal form indicated by its name is mbH (Gesellschaft mit beschränkter Haftung), a German limited liability company. Ownership and founding details are not specified in the available evidence.

History

Abwassergesellschaft Magdeburg mbH (AGM) is the municipal wastewater disposal company for the city of Magdeburg and the municipality of Gerwisch in Germany. Its core remit, as described on its official website, is the disposal and treatment of wastewater in its service area. The company operates a large technical infrastructure: approximately 1,000 kilometres of sewerage, almost 100 pumping stations, and the Magdeburg/Gerwisch wastewater treatment plant. This infrastructure is central to public health and environmental protection in the region, as it collects and treats wastewater before it is returned to the environment. AGM also administers the charges for wastewater, rainwater and direct discharge, and maintains a customer service function for connected households and businesses. The available evidence does not specify the year the company was founded, its ownership structure, or its managing directors. Its legal form, indicated by the suffix mbH, is a German limited liability company. As a local utility, AGM operates under the regulatory framework for German municipal wastewater services and reports on its operations through its website.

Products and positioning

Municipal wastewater utility providing regulated sewerage and treatment services in Magdeburg and Gerwisch.

  • Wastewater disposal

    Collection, transport and treatment of wastewater for Magdeburg and Gerwisch.

  • Sewer network operation

    Operation and maintenance of approximately 1,000 km of sewers.

  • Pumping stations

    Operation of almost 100 pumping stations.

  • Wastewater treatment plant

    Operation of the Magdeburg/Gerwisch wastewater treatment plant.

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