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DUROC AB DUROC B competitors & alternatives

0GXXManufacturingUnited Kingdom

The 12 closest competitors and alternatives to DUROC AB DUROC B among manufacturing companies — ranked by similarity to what DUROC AB DUROC B actually does, not by market-cap band.

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About DUROC AB DUROC B

Duroc AB is an investment company that acquires, develops, and manages industrial and trading businesses with a long-term perspective. Its subsidiary companies provide machine tools, railway maintenance services, street-sweeping machines, laser coating, and various other industrial and trading products primarily serving mechanical engineering, transport, and infrastructure sectors.

DUROC AB DUROC B at a glance

DUROC AB DUROC B is a manufacturing company headquartered in United Kingdom. Xcout tracks 3 named people at DUROC AB DUROC B, including Peter Gyllenhammar (Chairman).

DUROC AB DUROC B leadership

  • Peter GyllenhammarChairman
  • Carina HeilbornBoard member
  • Ola HugosonBoard member

Top 12 DUROC AB DUROC B competitors

Ranked by semantic similarity — how close each company is to DUROC AB DUROC B by what it does, using Xcout's live company graph. Click any company for its full profile, or its competitor set.

BERGMAN & BEVING0I5O · Industrial DistributionStockholm, Sweden
61% matchPublic

Industrial Distribution

Bergman & Beving AB (publ) is a company specializing in the acquisition, development, and supply of various products and brands tailored for the manufacturing and construction industries. Its operations span Sweden, Norway, Finland, and global markets. The firm's activities are organized into three distinct segments: Building Materials, Workplace Safety, and Tools & Consumables. Its Building Materials division focuses on creating and distributing products and solutions critical for fastening, fire safety, and professional tiling and bricklaying, marketed under established labels such as ESSVE, H&H, KGC, BVS, and Fireseal. The Workplace Safety division is dedicated to crafting and offering services and goods essential for occupational safety. Its extensive brand portfolio includes Zekler, Guide, L.Brador, Cresto, Arbesko, MoG, RESQ, Systemtext, JO Safety, VIP Safety, and Skydda. Offerings from this division encompass safety signage, a variety of protective and professional gloves, work attire, general personal protective equipment (PPE), and specialized protection for eyes, ears, respiratory systems, and the head. Finally, the Tools & Consumables division supplies a broad array of instruments and expendables through brands like Teng Tools, Mareld, Limit, Germ, Belano Maskin, Lidén Weighing, Miller's, Lindahl & Nermark, and Uveco. This segment's product range extends to machinery, replacement parts, maintenance services, solutions for oil, grease, and chemical management in industrial and workshop environments, precision scales, various measuring devices, traditional woodworking and metalworking machinery with accompanying accessories and services, attachments for power tools, illumination for work areas, locking mechanisms and general hardware, and a comprehensive selection of hand and specialized tools. Historically, the company operated as B&B Tools AB (publ) before adopting its current name, Bergman & Beving AB (publ), in June 2017. Established in 1906, its main office is located in Stockholm, Sweden.

Market cap$762.7M
Employees1,347
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