Philipp Jakob Wieland takes over the art and bell foundry of his uncle Thomas Frauenlob in Rosengasse, Ulm, Germany.
With the purchase of the "Bochslermühle" mill in Ulm, rolled sheet production begins there.
In a former mill in Herrlingen near Ulm, another sheet production plant goes into operation.
Purchase of the former mill "Spitalmühle" on the eastern edge of Ulm. The area will later become and for a long time remain the headquarters of the company.
With the acquisition of the mill "Krauß'sche Mühle" in Vöhringen, the foundation is laid for the largest plant in the Wieland Group.
Through the conversion, the owners secure the future of the company independent of the Wieland family.
The Messingwerk Schwarzwald AG, founded in 1911, initially primarily supplies the Black Forest watch industry with brass strip.
An allied air raid destroyed 80 percent of the Ulm plant on 01 March 1945.
With the establishment of an international market presence through its own sales offices, Wieland is driving global business forward.
Proximity to the customer and strong ties with the Wieland Group ensure optimum service.
Today's Wieland SMH is founded as a service company in Trossingen/Germany.
With sales offices in Northhampton and Milan, proximity to the customer is being further expanded.
The opening of the office in Brussels creates s a further sales location in Europe.
With its slitting center in Wheeling/Illinois, Wieland offers local proximity and services such as strip cutting for the American market.
With this takeover Wieland strengthens its competence in rolling of pure copper and acquires 50 % of Schwermetall GmbH.
The further development of the cutting center in Wheeling/Illinois into a rolling mill establishes local production in the US market.
The takeover of the rolling mill founded in Birmingham in 1852 enables Wieland to serve the British market locally ex works.
Now Wieland Nemco, the centre offers services such as strip cutting and brass rods from stock for the British market.
Now Wieland Cimsa, the centre offers services such as strip cutting and brass rods from stock for the Spanish market.
The slitting center emerges from the consequent further development of the sales office.
Further sales locations in Europe follow with presence in Budapest and Vila Nova de Gaia.
With the shareholding and later takeover of today's Wieland Roessler, Kaufbeuren, a further service offer for rolled material is established.
A further sales location in Europe is the opening of the office in Warsaw.
Another sales location in Europe follows with the opening of the office in Hvidovre.
Wieland expands production at two further locations: Amstetten and Enzesfeld by taking over the majority shareholding of the Austrian semi-finished products manufacturer.
The office in Shanghai is opened as the first sales location in China.
The slitting center emerges from the consequent further development of the Shanghai sales office.
As a further sales location in Asia, the office in Yokohama is opened.
Participation in the American copper tube manufacturer in Pinehall/North Carolina.
Takeover of the trading company Manner Metal – today Wieland Manner – in Denmark. Opening of sales offices in Bangalore, India and Shenzhen, China.
With the takeover of the trading company Almeta - today Wieland Metalix,Switzerland, and the opening of the trading company in Czech Republic, the market presence is consistently expanded.
The further development of the slitting center into a rolling mill establishes local production in the Asian market.
Further sales locations follow with the presence in Moscow and Tokyo.
Expansion of market presence for high-performance tubes through participation in Wolverine Tube Shanghai.
Today's Wieland Anlagentechnik in Neu-Ulm develops superior machine tools for Wieland and the market.
The service company evolves from the sales office as a result of consistent further development.
With today's Wieland Fudickar, the number of services is consistently expanded.
Participation in and later takeover of the US finned tube manufacturer by Wieland Heat Transfer Technology – today Wieland Thermal Solution – in Chicago/Illinois.
Today's Wieland Copper Products NA serves the American copper tube market.
Further sales locations follow with the presence in Anyang and São Paulo.
From sales offices to slitting centers in Shenzhen, China and Bangalore, India.
With the takeover of today's Wieland Thermal Solutions Portugal, the role of market leader for thermal solutions is strengthened.
Today's Wieland Recycling optimises the internal value-added processes.
The opening of the office in Bangkok follows as a further sales location in Asia.
The opening of the office in Taipei follows as a further sales location in Asia.
With the acquisition of today's Wieland Kessler, the service offering in the American market is expanded.
A further sales office is opened in Queretaro.
The production site for high-performance tubes for the refrigeration and air conditioning market in Chicago serves the local market.
Wieland Ventures GmbH, Ulm, is founded as a start-up accelerator for start-up partnerships.
Wicoatec GmbH is founded as a start-up with its own development in Ulm - and is today an important pillar as Wieland Wicoatec GmbH.
The US presence is further strengthened by the acquisition of shares in Diversified Metals – now Wieland Diversified – and E. J. Brookes.
The foundation of Wieland Digital Solutions supports and accelerates the expansion of IT at all US locations.
With today's Wieland BlueSea, a specialist for brass cages for sustainable fish farming, Wieland is expanding its portfolio.
Wieland Thermal Solutions and Wolverine Tube combine their activities in power electronics and semiconductors - Wieland Microcool is created.
Stake in UrbanGold GmbH, a start-up from Leoben, to optimise internal recycling processes.
With the acquisition of the American market leader, the development of the Wieland Group into the global market leader for semi-finished products of copper materials is consistently continued.
Philipp Jakob Wieland takes over the art and bell foundry of his uncle Thomas Frauenlob in Rosengasse, Ulm, Germany.
With the purchase of the "Bochslermühle" mill in Ulm, rolled sheet production begins there.
In a former mill in Herrlingen near Ulm, another sheet production plant goes into operation.
Purchase of the former mill "Spitalmühle" on the eastern edge of Ulm. The area will later become and for a long time remain the headquarters of the company.
With the acquisition of the mill "Krauß'sche Mühle" in Vöhringen, the foundation is laid for the largest plant in the Wieland Group.
Through the conversion, the owners secure the future of the company independent of the Wieland family.
The Messingwerk Schwarzwald AG, founded in 1911, initially primarily supplies the Black Forest watch industry with brass strip.
An allied air raid destroyed 80 percent of the Ulm plant on 01 March 1945.
With the establishment of an international market presence through its own sales offices, Wieland is driving global business forward.
Proximity to the customer and strong ties with the Wieland Group ensure optimum service.
Today's Wieland SMH is founded as a service company in Trossingen/Germany.
With sales offices in Northhampton and Milan, proximity to the customer is being further expanded.
The opening of the office in Brussels creates s a further sales location in Europe.
With its slitting center in Wheeling/Illinois, Wieland offers local proximity and services such as strip cutting for the American market.
With this takeover Wieland strengthens its competence in rolling of pure copper and acquires 50 % of Schwermetall GmbH.
The further development of the cutting center in Wheeling/Illinois into a rolling mill establishes local production in the US market.
The takeover of the rolling mill founded in Birmingham in 1852 enables Wieland to serve the British market locally ex works.
Now Wieland Nemco, the centre offers services such as strip cutting and brass rods from stock for the British market.
Now Wieland Cimsa, the centre offers services such as strip cutting and brass rods from stock for the Spanish market.
The slitting center emerges from the consequent further development of the sales office.
Further sales locations in Europe follow with presence in Budapest and Vila Nova de Gaia.
With the shareholding and later takeover of today's Wieland Roessler, Kaufbeuren, a further service offer for rolled material is established.
A further sales location in Europe is the opening of the office in Warsaw.
Another sales location in Europe follows with the opening of the office in Hvidovre.
Wieland expands production at two further locations: Amstetten and Enzesfeld by taking over the majority shareholding of the Austrian semi-finished products manufacturer.
The office in Shanghai is opened as the first sales location in China.
The slitting center emerges from the consequent further development of the Shanghai sales office.
As a further sales location in Asia, the office in Yokohama is opened.
Participation in the American copper tube manufacturer in Pinehall/North Carolina.
Takeover of the trading company Manner Metal – today Wieland Manner – in Denmark. Opening of sales offices in Bangalore, India and Shenzhen, China.
With the takeover of the trading company Almeta - today Wieland Metalix,Switzerland, and the opening of the trading company in Czech Republic, the market presence is consistently expanded.
The further development of the slitting center into a rolling mill establishes local production in the Asian market.
Further sales locations follow with the presence in Moscow and Tokyo.
Expansion of market presence for high-performance tubes through participation in Wolverine Tube Shanghai.
Today's Wieland Anlagentechnik in Neu-Ulm develops superior machine tools for Wieland and the market.
The service company evolves from the sales office as a result of consistent further development.
With today's Wieland Fudickar, the number of services is consistently expanded.
Participation in and later takeover of the US finned tube manufacturer by Wieland Heat Transfer Technology – today Wieland Thermal Solution – in Chicago/Illinois.
Today's Wieland Copper Products NA serves the American copper tube market.
Further sales locations follow with the presence in Anyang and São Paulo.
From sales offices to slitting centers in Shenzhen, China and Bangalore, India.
With the takeover of today's Wieland Thermal Solutions Portugal, the role of market leader for thermal solutions is strengthened.
Today's Wieland Recycling optimises the internal value-added processes.
The opening of the office in Bangkok follows as a further sales location in Asia.
The opening of the office in Taipei follows as a further sales location in Asia.
With the acquisition of today's Wieland Kessler, the service offering in the American market is expanded.
A further sales office is opened in Queretaro.
The production site for high-performance tubes for the refrigeration and air conditioning market in Chicago serves the local market.
Wieland Ventures GmbH, Ulm, is founded as a start-up accelerator for start-up partnerships.
Wicoatec GmbH is founded as a start-up with its own development in Ulm - and is today an important pillar as Wieland Wicoatec GmbH.
The US presence is further strengthened by the acquisition of shares in Diversified Metals – now Wieland Diversified – and E. J. Brookes.
The foundation of Wieland Digital Solutions supports and accelerates the expansion of IT at all US locations.
With today's Wieland BlueSea, a specialist for brass cages for sustainable fish farming, Wieland is expanding its portfolio.
Wieland Thermal Solutions and Wolverine Tube combine their activities in power electronics and semiconductors - Wieland Microcool is created.
Stake in UrbanGold GmbH, a start-up from Leoben, to optimise internal recycling processes.
With the acquisition of the American market leader, the development of the Wieland Group into the global market leader for semi-finished products of copper materials is consistently continued.
