Zimmermann Ganahl AG

Zimmermann Ganahl AG is an Austrian raw-materials processing company based in Hall in Tirol. It operates as part of the Rondo Ganahl AG group and is presented on the group's website under the heading of raw-material recovery (Rohstoffverwertung). Its core business is the collection, sorting and preparation of waste paper (Altpapier), which it handles as a secondary raw material for reuse in paper and packaging production. The company positions itself as a service partner for a broad range of customers: municipalities, industry, trade and commerce, banks, notaries and law firms, and public administration. Its service spectrum extends from the disposal of public collection islands and container services to controlled document destruction (Aktenvernichtung). This makes it both a recycling operator and a provider of secure information-destruction services. According to the company's own presentation, it was taken over in 1947 and today employs 38 people, handling a collection volume of 65,000 tonnes. Its managing director is Thomas Baumüller. The company frames its activity in sustainability terms, quoting Baumüller that waste paper is the most widely used secondary raw material worldwide and contributes sustainably to climate protection. As a site within the Rondo Ganahl group, Zimmermann Ganahl benefits from the parent's broader capabilities in printing, logistics and packaging development, while concentrating on the recovery and processing of paper-based raw materials in the Tyrol region.

Zimmermann Ganahl AG is based in Hall in Tirol, Austria, and forms part of the Rondo Ganahl AG group. According to the company's own presentation on the Rondo Ganahl website, the business was taken over in 1947. That date marks the start of the company's documented history as it is currently communicated. Over the decades the company has developed into a raw-materials processing operation focused on waste paper. Its core activity is the collection, sorting and preparation of waste paper, which it supplies back into the material cycle as a secondary raw material. The company describes waste paper as the most widely used secondary raw material worldwide and links its work to climate protection. Today the Hall in Tirol site employs 38 people and handles a collection volume of 65,000 tonnes. Its customer base spans municipalities, industry, trade and commerce, banks, notaries and law firms, and public administration. Beyond collecting and processing waste paper, the company offers container services, the disposal of public collection islands, and controlled document destruction. As a site within the Rondo Ganahl group, Zimmermann Ganahl is connected to a wider corporate structure whose services include printing, logistics and packaging development. The group's service pages describe a full spectrum of printing capabilities, from flexographic printing to offset lamination and innovative direct offset printing, as well as a highly modern machine park and fully automated facilities that support short delivery times, and development know-how for custom packaging concepts. Zimmermann Ganahl's own profile remains centred on raw-material recovery in the Tyrol region.

• 1947

  The business is taken over, marking the start of its documented history.

Service partner for municipalities, industry, commerce, banks, notaries, law firms and public administration in waste-paper recovery and secure document destruction.

• Waste-paper collection, sorting and preparation

  Core business of the Hall in Tirol site.

• Controlled document destruction

  Secure destruction service for banks, notaries, law firms and public administration.

• Container service

  Container-based collection service.

• Disposal of public collection islands

  Disposal service for municipal collection islands.

1. 1Altpapier-Verwertung, Hall in Tirol (AT) | Rondo Ganahl AGrondo-ganahl.com
2. 2Rondo Ganahl AG Servicesrondo-ganahl.com
3. 3Zimmermann Ganahl AG – Wikidatawikidata.org