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Knauf Isopor history
Knauf Isopor company history timeline
Early 2002, a new plant in Shasta Lake, California starts production of light-density insulation.
End of 2002, Knauf obtains full ownership over Alcopor thereby acquiring the majority of Owens Corning’s European activities.
Early 2006, Knauf Insulation acquires Heraklith, a significant manufacturer of Rock Mineral Wool (6 plants) and Wood Wool (3 plants) and a major player in Central and Eastern Europe.
In 2008, Nikolaus and Baldwin Knauf transferred to the shareholders’ committee of the company.
Mid 2008, Knauf Insulation acquires Manson Insulation (Canada).
Capacity extension with new Rock Mineral Wool production line in St Egidien (Germany) in August 2009.
Knauf Insulation reopens its Lanett plant in Alabama (United States) 2014 Knauf Insulation completes acquisition of Guardian insulation.
Knauf now has 220 production facilities and sales organisations in over 80 countries, 28,000 employees worldwide, and sales of 7.2 billion Euro (in 2018).
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