Rudolf Hörmann GmbH & Co. KG
German family-owned hall and building construction company specializing in agricultural, commercial and equestrian buildings, plus photovoltaic systems.
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Overview
Rudolf Hörmann GmbH & Co. KG is a German family-owned construction company headquartered in Buchloe, Bavaria. Founded in 1960 by Rudolf Hörmann in Hörmannshofen near Marktoberdorf, the firm initially produced stable technology and later grew into a full-service planner and builder of halls, stables, agricultural buildings, equestrian facilities, and commercial/industrial structures. The company operates across Germany, Austria, and Switzerland, with a personal contact available in each region. Its services cover the entire project lifecycle — from idea and planning through execution — using solid, timber, or steel construction methods, or combinations thereof. In recent years, Rudolf Hörmann has expanded into residential construction with prefabricated timber elements (since 2020) and flexible living/office modules (since 2022). It also installs photovoltaic systems on its buildings. As of 2021, the company employed approximately 750 people and generated annual revenue of about 180 million euros from around 600 construction projects. The official website cites over 60 years of experience, about 730 projects per year, and more than 950 employees. The company remains family-run, now in its third generation with Michael Hörmann.
History
Rudolf Hörmann GmbH & Co. KG was founded in 1960 by Rudolf Hörmann in Hörmannshofen near Marktoberdorf, Germany, initially producing stable technology. The company grew and relocated to Buchloe in 1964. By 1979, it employed 70 people. In that same year, founder Rudolf Hörmann senior died in a car accident. The business was continued by his wife Centa Hörmann (1937–2022) and Erwin Beutlrock. In 1987, son Rolf Hörmann joined the company. In 1996, the company acquired Lugmair Interstall in Austria to expand abroad. Photovoltaic technology became a business segment starting in 2003. Employee numbers rose from 100 in 1995 to 230 in 2003 and later to approximately 750 in 2021. In 2017, Michael Hörmann became active, representing the third generation of the family business. Since 2020, the company has offered multi-story residential construction using prefabricated timber elements, and since 2022, flexible living and office modules. As of 2021, the company employed about 70 apprentices across various professions. The official website states over 60 years of experience, about 730 projects per year, and more than 950 employees.
- 2022
Began offering flexible living and office modules.
- 2021
Employed approximately 750 people and about 70 apprentices; annual revenue about 180 million euros from 600 projects.
- 2020
Began offering multi-story residential construction with prefabricated timber elements.
- 2017
Michael Hörmann became active, representing the third generation.
- 2003
Photovoltaic technology became a business segment; employee count reached 230.
- 1996
Acquired Lugmair Interstall in Austria to expand abroad.
- 1987
Son Rolf Hörmann joined the company.
- 1979
Employed 70 people; founder Rudolf Hörmann senior died in a car accident; business continued by Centa Hörmann and Erwin Beutlrock.
- 1964
Company relocated to Buchloe.
- 1960
Founded by Rudolf Hörmann in Hörmannshofen near Marktoberdorf for production of stable technology.
Products and positioning
Family-run full-service construction partner for agricultural, commercial and equestrian buildings, offering planning, manufacturing and execution with a focus on reliability and regional presence.
Gewerbebau (commercial construction)
Objektbau (object construction)
Stallbau (stable construction)
Agrarhallen (agricultural halls)
Reitanlagen (equestrian facilities)
Photovoltaik (photovoltaic systems)
Wohn- und Büromodule (living/office modules)
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