In addition to his current duties, Gergely Gál will be responsible for the company’s sales activities and the continued growth of Ganz’s business in international markets.
Gergely Gál and Jan Prins have held the position of managing directors of Ganz Transformers and Electric Rotating Machines since 2021, after the company became 100% Hungarian-owned again in 2020, after more than 15 years.
Following the reorganization of the company in 2020, Ganz has undergone a complete overhaul and has now increased its sales in all three business areas – transformer, rotating machines, and service – in both domestic and international markets, the company tells the Budapest Business Journal. Last year, the company’s turnover reached EUR 71.55 million, almost half of which came from international orders.
The restructuring of the company management is carried out in accordance with the company’s stable growth trajectory, the press release noted. For 145 years, Ganz has been a key player in the field of high voltage electrical machines.
“Ganz’s mission, vision, according to which we manufacture our products based on European values and with outstanding professional experience, define Ganz’s identity. The management and professional staff of the company will continue to focus on combining tradition and innovation, producing high quality and unique products,” emphasized Gergely Gál.
“I am proud and grateful to have been part of the management of Ganz, a company with a unique tradition in Hungary, as managing director during perhaps the biggest transformation in decades. At the same time, I am confident that market trends will continue to support Ganz’s development objectives in the future,” Jan Prins added.
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