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Introduction to Deceuninck
Deceuninck was established in Belgium in 1937. As a true technology specialist in design, development, extrusion, finishing and recycling for the construction industry. We continuously develop innovative products through a strong R&D (Research and Development) policy. Our professional specialists team develops innovative products delivered over 4,000 customers. Deceuninck operates worldwide in 91 countries with 35 affiliates and over 3,500 employees.
With 22 warehousing and distribution facilities along with 15 vertically integrated manufacturing plants located in six geographic areas: Western, Central and Eastern Europe, North & South America and Turkey, provide excellent quality and guaranteed products to all their customers. We create an open, frank and honest working environment for all our employees and customers, with long-term business partnerships, prioritizing importance on quality, safety, the environment and people, while we possess teamwork spirit as a dominant value in our business relationships.
The cornerstones of our company are reliability, innovation and sustainability and we are committed to developing sustainable products in order to ensure a better future for new generations.
A new high capacity PVC recycling line at our compounding facility near global headquarters in Belgium recently quadrupled our previous recycling capacity to process up to 45,000 tonnes annually, which reinforce our commitment with circular economy.
Deceuninck's objective is offer multiple solutions and support to its partners, beyond the product, where trust is one of our main pillars.
Rather than transforming raw materials into products, Deceuninck constantly collaborates with innovation and solutions development, which will guarantee a better life quality.
We are leaders in the eco-revolution and want to continue investing in the circular economy as a leading brand in this field.
Deceuninck Latin America
Based on its constant search for expansion, development and participation in the international market, Deceuninck landed in 2013 in Santiago of Chile with a 2,500m² warehouse and two laminating lines to start new projects in Latin America.
Two years later, it expanded to Brazil, in Sao Paulo city, where it set up with over 1,500m² of storage space and an rolling line, which allowed it to establish itself in the commercial and industrial sector in South America's southern zone.
Then, Mexico and Colombia were the next commercial targets; the former, inaugurated an 1800m² distribution plant in Puebla city; while the latter, in Cartagena de Indias city, set up its first 8,000m² manufacturing plant, enabling it to connect strategic points in the region and meet demand of the emerging Latin America market. Therefore, Deceuninck inserts into the market as a globally integrated company, decentralising its demand and quickly positioning as one of the preferred brands in the sector.
Currently, the company in Latin America has an important facility for development of raw materials, over 4000m² of storage and distribution, five extrusion lines with expansion capacity and three rolling mills that closely follow technological development of the industry, which allows providing high quality solutions and guarantees to all its customers.
Deceuninck Chile
In view of constant development in the market, Deceuninck Chile proposes new commercial advances for the region, inaugurating in 2021 an innovative corporate facility located in the commune of Lampa, in Santiago. This place incorporates three fundamental axes for the values of our company; firstly, is related to innovation; incorporating a new double head lamination line, unique in Chile, which will ensure foiled material supply, and considerably shortening delivery time of our products. Secondly, refers to the importance of our alliances, which allow us to set up a training centre and workshop school to reinforce commitment, quality, trust and continuous training of our manufacturers and installers network. And lastly, is related to environmental care, sustainability and circular economy, enable the opening of a recycling centre for PVC offcuts, which, following the due processes and national and international standards, will be sent to Belgium for further treatment.
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