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Borusan EnBW Enerji was established in 2009 as a joint venture company of Borusan Holding and EnBW AG.
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Founded in 1944 by Asım Kocabıyık, Borusan Group continues its steady growth in production, machinery and power systems, automotive, logistics and energy sectors in 12 countries, primarily in Turkey, and in different markets of the world.
Borusan Boru Sanayi A.Ş. was established in 1958 with the first industrial investment, and Borusan Holding was established in 1972 and all companies were gathered under the umbrella of the Holding. Borusan office, which has been located in Karaköy Salipazarı since 1964, was moved to Rumelihisarı - Perili Köşk in 2007.
The basic strategy of Borusan Group, which has 12,809 employees in over 100 cities in 12 countries on 3 continents; While continuing to create added value for the Turkish economy, it is based on a vision that focuses on developing innovative products and services and has an open horizon to world markets.
Borusan, serving in different sectors with its group companies Borcelik, Borusan Cat, Borusan EnBW Enerji, Borusan Port, Borusan Lojistik, Borusan Mannesmann, Borusan Automotive Group, Borusan Vehicle Tender and Supsan, maintains its steady growth in various markets around the world.
Adopting the mission of benefiting society, Borusan aims to promote art while realizing important projects in education with Borusan Kocabıyık Foundation, Borusan Art and Borusan Contemporary.
Borusan Kocabıyık Foundation, which was established in the field of education in 1992, continues to provide schools that it built and transferred to the Ministry of National Education, contributions to all kinds of needs of these schools, and scholarships it provides to successful students with limited financial means.
Behind this success of Borusan Group lies a strong corporate business culture. Borusan prioritizes understanding the needs of its customers and the market and developing creative, different and economical solutions for it. It offers innovative products, services and business models that will shape the markets in which it operates, with its ability to develop fast and flexible action without being afraid of taking risks.
Making a difference with its in-house entrepreneurship, innovation, active competitive strategy in international markets and its mission to provide maximum benefit to the society, economy and environment, Borusan continues to work with a climate, people and innovation-oriented sustainability approach that it integrates into its business processes.
International Success
Borusan Group has international partnerships with powerful companies all over the world. The group maintains successful partnerships with giant companies such as the world's leading steel company ArcelorMittal, the world's leading industrial company SalzgitterMannesmann, automotive giant BMW AG and Germany's third largest energy company EnBW AG.
Working for a Better Tomorrow
Borusan Group believes that it has a pioneering mission in sustainability and environmental awareness in every sector it operates. Aware that natural resources are not unlimited, Borusan aims to increase the quality of life by using resources efficiently, without consuming the future.
Updating its sustainability efforts in a much more inclusive way in 2020, Borusan carries out integrative studies in the focus areas of climate, people and innovation. While it is aimed to be carbon neutral in 2030, to reduce water consumption in the focus of climate throughout the Group, it is aimed to support terrestrial life while creating a clean and renewable energy portfolio. In addition, while the sustainable purchasing policy is put into use, it is aimed to reduce the rate of waste going to disposal by 50 percent. Retaining and developing human talent, preventing unwanted losses, being the most preferred employer, increasing the ratio of female leaders and employees are among the prominent topics. In the innovation title, it is planned to invest in start-ups while aiming to create innovative and sustainable business models.
Borusan Sanat, which started its activities in the field of culture and art in 1997 under the leadership of Chairman of the Board of Directors Ahmet Kocabıyık, carries out its activities in the field of music uninterruptedly with the Borusan Istanbul Philharmonic Orchestra, Borusan Quartet, Borusan Music House and Borusan Children's Chorus. Perili Köşk, the headquarters of the holding, has been hosting contemporary works of art under the umbrella of Borusan Contemporary since 2010.
EnBW
EnBW Energie Baden-Württemberg AG is one of the largest energy supply companies in Germany.
The company, which is headquartered in Karlsruhe, is the holding company responsible for the strategic orientation, management and control of the direct subsidiaries of the EnBW group, in which the group's operating business is bundled.
In its core business of electricity, EnBW covers all stages of the value chain from energy generation, transmission, distribution and trading to energy sales. EnBW secures a leading position in the liberalised electricity market with innovative offers - for example through the EnBW subsidiary Yello Strom GmbH. In addition, the EnBW group is active in the areas of gas and district heating and is driving forward green electricity projects.
Today, EnBW Energie Baden-Württemberg AG supplies around 5.5 million customers with electricity, gas and water as well as energy-related services and products. An important goal of EnBW is to make the possibilities of the sustainable new energy world available to people - intelligently, safely and simply.
History:
EnBW and its predecessor companies have been created and grown over decades through mergers of regional energy suppliers. EnBW emerged in 1997 from the merger of the two Baden-Württemberg interconnected companies Energie-Versorgung Schwaben AG and Badenwerk AG. EnBW's roots are in Baden-Württemberg. Here EnBW occupies a leading position in the market. Since the end of 2010, EnBW has again been majority-owned and equally owned by the state and the districts united in the OEW (Zweckverbund Oberschwäbische Elektrizitätswerke).
