Concord Heizelemente-Vertrieb J. Pfingstag GmbH

About Concord Heizelemente-Vertrieb J. Pfingstag GmbH

Concord Heizelemente-Vertrieb J. Pfingstag GmbH is a trading and distribution company based in Ilsfeld, Baden-Württemberg. The company was registered on 29.04.1981 under its original location in Hockenheim in the commercial register of the Stuttgart Local Court (HRB 102340). The company specialized in the trade and distribution of heating elements of all kinds, in particular radiators (heating bodies and convectors) as well as fittings and accessories. In addition to its standardized product portfolio, the company offered customized solutions for customers. Industry classifications include wholesale of installation supplies for gas, water and heating as well as wholesale of metal and plastic goods for construction purposes. On 22.07.2020, a preliminary insolvency administrator was appointed; on 19.10.2020 the company entered liquidation, and insolvency proceedings were legally opened on 05.03.2025. It is a distribution operation without its own manufacturing.

Site

Ilsfeld

Processes

Trade and distribution of heating elements and accessories, Customized customer solutions

Founded

1981

Industries

Wholesale of installation supplies for gas, water and heating, Radiator and convector distribution, Construction

1. 01

   Trade and distribution of heating elements, radiators, convectors and fittings

Location

Inside the production

History

1. 1981

   Registration of Concord Heizelemente-Vertrieb J. Pfingstag GmbH on 29.04.1981 (Stuttgart Local Court, HRB 102340); original registered office inter alia in Hockenheim, Gleisstr. 26

2. 1995

   Michael Münch becomes Managing Director (04.04.1995)

3. 2006

   Registration of share capital of 50.000 EUR (14.11.2006)

4. 2018

   Guido Friedrich Teschner becomes sole authorized Managing Director (14.02.2018)

5. 2020

   22.07.2020 appointment of a preliminary insolvency administrator (Heilbronn Local Court, 10 IN 465/20); 19.10.2020 liquidation

6. 2025

   Insolvency proceedings legally opened (Heilbronn Local Court, 1 IN 465/20)