Company Profile
Bruno Bock Group – Advancing Chemistry, Enabling Innovation General information
The Bruno Bock Group is a global leader in sulfur specialty chemicals and customized epoxy solutions, serving diverse industries with high-performance materials. With decades of expertise, we develop innovative solutions that enhance the durability, functionality, and sustainability of modern applications. Our high quality, safety and environmental standards are the foundation for mutually beneficial partnerships.
The Bruno Bock Group Today Application expertise for global customers
The headquarter of the Bruno Bock Group is in Marschacht, the centre of the Elbmarsch district of Lower Saxony, around 30 km south-east of Hamburg. The site focuses on the manufacture of organic sulphur chemicals. In addition to the production facilities, the site also hosts the business units Administration and Sales, Supply Chain Management and Research and Development – the Innovation Center acts as the company’s innovation engine.
Bruno Bock US Efficiency & customer proximity
The acquisition of Evans Chemetics LP in 2005 was a major milestone in the globalization of the Bruno Bock group. The group’s two manufacturing facilities in Germany and the USA increase supply security for our global customer base and enable the group to proactively address developments in regions worldwide.
Company Growth From Marschacht into the world
The company development in the second half of the 20th century was strongly promoted by the expansion of the production capabilities supporting the ongoing diversification of the product portfolio to meet the demands of different technology-oriented industries. In addition, the business development activities focused on emerging regions in Asia and South America.
Company History The early years provided a solid basis
Established in 1937 as a trading company in Hamburg, Germany, the entrepreneurial founder Bruno Bock soon started the transformation into a specialty chemicals producer supplying high-quality sulfur-based materials to the cosmetics industry. In the late 1960s, the growth of the business and the vision of a successful expansion of the activities beyond the cosmetics industry led to an increase of the manufacturing capabilities and the relocation to Marschacht, Germany.