Rittal

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Friedhelm Loh Group
Founded	1961
Founder	Rudolf Loh
Headquarters	Herborn, Hesse, Germany
Revenue	€2.5 billion (2021)
Owner	Friedhelm Loh
Parent	Friedhelm Loh Group
Website	rittal.com

Rittal is a German manufacturer of electrical enclosures for use in industrial settings. Founded in 1961, Rittal is a subsidiary of the Friedhelm Loh Group. The name Rittal is derived from the place where the company was founded – Rittershausen in Dietzhölztal. The company headquarters is in Herborn.

Products

Rittal is a German provider of industrial enclosure systems including power distribution and climate control as well as for IT infrastructure and software and services. Enclosures from Rittal are used in:

• Electrical engineering and automation
• Renewable energies
• Information technology
• Infrastructure
• Mechanical engineering
• Transport technology

Locations

This list contains the Rittal sales locations worldwide. The production sites are highlighted in blue.

Rittal worldwide locations

Region	Country	Cities
Europe	Albania	Tirana
	Austria	Lauterach
		Linz
		Seiersberg
		Vienna
	Belarus	Minsk
	Belgium	Lokeren
	Bosnia	Banja Luka
		Mostar
		Sarajevo
	Bulgaria	Sofia
	Croatia	Zagreb
	Czech Republic	Zdiby
	Denmark	Vallensbæk Strand
	Estonia	Tallinn
	Finland	Vantaa
	France	Paris
	Germany	Bad Krozingen
		Bietigheim-Bissingen
		Burbach
		Dietzhölztal-Rittershausen
		Eschenburg-Wissenbach
		Essen
		Garching
		Gera
		Haiger
		Herborn
		Hof
		Quickborn
		Quierschied
		Rennerod
	Greece	Athens
	Hungary	Budapest
	Iceland	Reykjavík
	Ireland	Carlow
	Italy	Valeggio sul Mincio
		Pioltello
	Latvia	Riga
	Lithuania	Vilnius
	Luxembourg	Ehlerange
	North Macedonia	Skopje
	Montenegro	Podgorica
	Netherlands	Zevenaar
	Norway	Ski
	Poland	Warsaw
	Portugal	Rio Meão
	Romania	Otopeni
	Russia	Moscow
	Serbia	Belgrade
	Slovakia	Bratislava
	Slovenia	Ljubljana
	Spain	Barcelona
	Sweden	Ängelholm
	Switzerland	Neuenhof
		Yverdon-les-Bains
	Turkey	Istanbul
	Ukraine	Kyiv
	United Kingdom	Hellaby
		Plymouth
Asia-Pacific	Australia	Miranda
	China	Hong Kong
		Shanghai
	India	Bengaluru
		Doddaballapur
	Indonesia	Jakarta
	Japan	Yokohama
	Kazakhstan	Almaty
	Malaysia	Selangor
	New Zealand	Wellington
	Philippines	Makati
	Singapore	Singapore
	South Korea	Busan
		Incheon
	Taiwan	Taipei
	Thailand	Bangkok
	Vietnam	Ho Chi Minh City
North America	Canada	Mississauga
	Mexico	Mexico City
	USA	Schaumburg
		Urbana
Central America	Costa Rica	Heredia
	El Salvador	San Salvador
	Guatemala	Guatemala City
	Honduras	San Pedro Sula
	Nicaragua	Managua
	Trinidad and Tobago	San Fernando
South America	Argentina	Buenos Aires
	Bolivia	Santa Cruz de la Sierra
	Brazil	São Paulo
	Chile	Las Condes
	Colombia	Bogotá
	Peru	Lima
	Venezuela	Caracas
Middle East/Africa	Israel	Caesarea
	Nigeria	Lagos
	South Africa	Johannesburg
	United Arab Emirates	Dubai

Sponsorships

Rittal sponsors a number of football and handball clubs in the region, including HSG Wetzlar. From March 2006 until the end of 2021, the company sponsored the Mittelhessen-Arena in Wetzlar as the Rittal Arena Wetzlar. Rittal was also a major sponsor of Hessentag 2016 in Herborn.

References

External links

• Official website
• Friedhelm Loh Group