Austria’s Leading Companies: druck.at wins in the ‘Medium-sized Enterprises’ category

19 October 2023

2 min

Caption, from left to right: Mag. Karl Wilfing | President of the Lower Austrian State Parliament, Ing. Markus Graf, MSc | Managing Director of druck.at, Andreas Mößner | Managing Director of druck.at, Thomas Fischill, MBA | Regional Director of DONAU Insurance. Photo credit: Peroutka/DiePresse

Every year, PwC, KSV1870 and Die Presse honour Austria’s best companies with the Austria’s Leading Companies At this year’s anniversary event, druck.at once again impressed in the ‘Medium-sized Businesses’ category and brought the victory back to Leobersdorf. “We are very proud to have won in this category for the second time. This award is the result of hard work and the tireless dedication of our committed staff,” said the trio of managing directors Andreas Mößner, Gerhard Patek and Markus Graf. “Last year, we reached a significant milestone and exceeded the 50 million euro turnover mark for the first time.” This success was made possible by numerous measures, such as expanding the product range, tapping into new customer groups, upgrading the machinery and optimising on-site customer service.

The award is determined on the basis of numerous objective and transparent key performance indicators, with a specially developed calculation system ensuring that the individual KPIs are weighted appropriately. druck.at not only led the field in terms of corporate performance, but also prioritises numerous sustainability measures, social engagement and diversity within the organisation. All the company’s activities are geared towards keeping its environmental footprint as small as possible. That is why it continues to invest in environmentally friendly machinery and production processes and ensures that the printing inks and paper used contain no harmful substances. We also support charitable organisations such as Regenbogental, the Vienna women’s refuges, SOS Children’s Villages and other smaller associations.

Looking to the future, the trio of managing directors commented: “Many companies are cutting their budgets for traditional print advertising. Although some are turning to digital media and presenting this as an environmentally friendly measure, we are convinced that print products will continue to be in demand due to their perceived value.” The trio also sees future growth potential in promotional items and is increasingly focusing on sustainable materials, such as PVC-free banners.