Geberit Group
@sanitec.com
Geberit is the European market leader and innovation driver in sanitary technology, offering products for bathrooms and water management in buildings.
Geberit Group's Company Logos
Geberit Group's Brand Colors
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#0A5A96
Venice Blue
10, 90, 150
206, 88, 31
93, 40, 0, 41
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Di Serria
222, 158, 82
33, 68, 60
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Tundora
76, 76, 76
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About Geberit Group
Sanitec, now part of the Geberit Group, was a Finnish company that specialized in bathroom ceramics and fixtures. The company had its headquarters in Helsinki, Finland. Sanitec was founded in 1896 as a subsidiary of Fiskars Corporation.
It started as a small factory producing porcelain and earthenware products. Over the years, Sanitec grew and expanded its product range to include bathroom ceramics, bathtubs, and bathroom furniture. The company became known for its high-quality and innovative designs.
The main products offered by Sanitec included toilets, basins, bidets, urinals, bathtubs, and bathroom furniture. The company focused on delivering functional and aesthetically pleasing solutions for bathrooms. Sanitec brands, such as Ideal Standard, Karo, and Celmac, were well-regarded for their durability and style.
Sanitec had a strong global presence, with operations in more than 40 countries. The company had several notable subsidiaries, including Porcher in France and Twyford Bathrooms in the United Kingdom. Sanitec also had joint ventures and partnerships with various companies to expand its reach and product offering.
In terms of market position, Sanitec was a leading player in the global bathroom fixtures industry. The company had a significant market share and was known for its high-quality products. It faced competition from other major players in the industry such as Kohler, TOTO, and Duravit.
Throughout its history, Sanitec went through various events and changes. In 2015, it became part of the Geberit Group, a Swiss multinational company specializing in sanitary products. The acquisition by Geberit strengthened the market position of both companies and allowed them to leverage their synergies.
Currently, as part of the Geberit Group, Sanitec continues to provide a wide range of bathroom ceramics and fixtures. It remains focused on delivering innovative and sustainable solutions for modern bathrooms. The latest updates or key information about the company can be found on the Geberit Group's official website
Brand industry
Heavy Industry and Engineering
Company type
Public Company
Year founded
1990
Company size
5001-10,000 employees
