Hellwig Elektrotechnik Welcomes Minister Hilbers, Showcasing Success and Growth
Hellwig Elektrotechnik, a young and innovative company based in Nordhorn, Lower Saxony, is making waves in the industry. Founded by Alexander Wang in 2015, the company specializes in switchgear construction, electrical engineering, and smart building technology. Recently, Lower Saxony's Minister of Finance, Reinhold Hilbers, visited the company as part of his summer tour, highlighting its success and potential.
Hellwig Elektrotechnik began its journey in 2015 in a garage in Veldhausen. Today, it stands on a 2,200 square meter plot in Nordhorn, a testament to its growth and expansion. The company is one of the first to set up in the young, inner-city located industrial area of Bosinks Kamp. Alexander Wang and his wife Alessja welcomed Minister Hilbers and other high-profile visitors to their thriving business.
The company's portfolio is diverse, ranging from electrical installations and smart building technology to charging stations for electric mobility and renovation work on older installations. It prides itself on offering individual consultation and innovative solutions tailored to each customer's unique needs. However, Alexander Wang has highlighted the shortage of skilled workers as a significant challenge for his business.
Hellwig Elektrotechnik's success story is a prime example of successful entrepreneurship, as recognized by economic developer Karsten Müller. Despite administrative hurdles and complex documentation requirements, such as those for commercial waste separation, the company continues to innovate and grow. Its visit from Minister Hilbers is a clear indication of its importance and potential in the region's economic landscape.
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