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Joint future Hubert, Landustrie and Desah

Joint future Hubert, Landustrie & Desah

Hubert Stavoren BV, Landustrie Sneek BV and DeSaH BV will continue together from Sneek, The Netherlands. Landustrie’s facility, located on Pieter Zeemanstraat where DeSaH is also housed, will soon be expanded with the staff and equipment from Hubert in Stavoren. By joining forces at one location, we can serve the entire water market even faster and more efficiently.

All three companies share a significant common denominator, namely WATER! Both Landustrie and Hubert have been supplying products for (waste)water treatment for over 100 years. Founded in 2004, DeSaH plays an important role in developing technology for sustainable and circular wastewater treatment, as already applied, for example, in the Noorderhoek residential area in Sneek.

Combining all of our joint knowledge and resources offers numerous advantages and new possibilities. This not only leads to more efficient business operations, but it also allows us to strengthen our presence in the water market both nationally and internationally. As you have come to expect from us, we will continue to invest in quality improvement and provide even more customer-oriented solutions.

The benefits of this collaboration, in summary:

Over 250 years of experience and innovative strength: The merger of knowledge and resources from Hubert, Landustrie and Desah equips us to provide higher quality products and develop innovative solutions that are attuned to the ever-changing demands of the future.

Enhanced efficiency: By centralizing all resources and expertise in Sneek, we will optimize our business operations, resulting in quicker turnaround times and improved service.

Expanded global presence: As a unified entity, we will extend our reach globally, ensuring better support for you, regardless of your location.

Deepened commitment to quality and customer satisfaction: Our dedication to improving quality and delivery customer-centric solutions will remain steadfast, surpassing existing expectations.