Development and manufacture of heating, ventilation and climate solutions as well as components for heat and heat recovery

Hoval Aktiengesellschaft

Vaduz (Liechtenstein) · HeadquartersNew on Amplifa

1945Founded (HOVAL brand registration)

approx. 2,000Employees

15Group companies

more than 50Export countries

VaduzHeadquarters (Liechtenstein)

About Hoval

Hoval Aktiengesellschaft, headquartered in Vaduz (Liechtenstein), is a manufacturer of heating and ventilation technology. The product range includes heat pumps, gas, oil and pellet boilers, combined heat and power units, heating technology and residential ventilation, industrial hall climate systems, heat recovery with plate and rotary heat exchangers, as well as district heating/heating networks and heat transfer stations. In addition, the company offers energy management and smart home solutions, open interfaces for energy and IoT applications (Hoval Integrate), planning support, and support and service offerings. Hoval employs around 2,000 people in 15 group companies and exports to more than 50 countries. Customers come from residential construction, commercial, hotel and catering, industry, railway operations, and district and local heating; reference projects range from Vaduz Castle to the Burj Khalifa in Dubai. The company is majority family-owned and has been active on the German market since 1955 via a licence agreement with Friedrich Krupp.

Site: Vaduz
Processes: Energy management and smart home, Planning support, Hoval Integrate: open interfaces for energy and IoT solutions, Support and service
Materials: Plate heat exchangers (aluminium), Rotary heat exchangers
Founded: 1945
Employees: approx. 2,000
Industries: Residential construction, Commercial, Hotel/Catering, Industry/Furniture manufacturing, Railway operations, District heating/Local heating

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Product development
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Manufacturing
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Distribution via group companies
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Planning support
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Installation
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Service and support

Product Areas and Technologies

Plate heat exchangers (aluminium)

Aluminium plate heat exchangers manufactured since 1970 for heat recovery in air-conditioning and ventilation systems as well as in process engineering.

Rotary heat exchangers

Heat recovery, expanded by the acquisition of the Swedish company Enventus AB in 2014.

Locations

Vaduz

Headquarters

Products and Components

**Belaria axial fan (heat pump)**Heat pumps · Residential/Commercial

**AluFer heat exchanger**Heat recovery · Ventilation technology

**Plate heat exchanger**Heat recovery · Air-conditioning/ventilation systems

**UltraSol solar collector**Solar thermal · Residential construction

**BioLyt pellet boiler**Wood energy · Residential construction

**Water heater**Heating technology · Commercial

**Solar valve group**Solar thermal · Residential construction

**HomeVent ventilation unit**Residential ventilation · Residential construction

**RoofVent**Ventilation technology · Rooftop installation

**ServeLine cooling**Refrigeration technology · Commercial

**Enventus heat recovery**Heat recovery · Ventilation technology

**HomeVent on technical table**Residential ventilation · Residential construction

Inside the production

Belaria pro air/water heat pump at a residential complex

Industries

Residential constructionCommercialHotel/CateringIndustry/Furniture manufacturingRailway operationsDistrict heating/Local heating

Additional services

Energy management and smart homePlanning supportHoval Integrate: open interfaces for energy and IoT solutionsSupport and service

Reference customers

Hotel BaumannHotel und Akademie Burg WarbergSüd-Thüringen-BahnRikker Holzbau GmbHCity of KaufbeurenBurj Khalifa DubaiVaduz CastleTower Bridge LondonNational Theatre PragueWembley Stadium LondonHotel Panorama Royal Bad HäringTower of LondonBuckingham PalaceWindsor CastleHolyrood HouseHampton Court Palace

Company History

1932
Gustav Ospelt receives the licence to install heating systems.
1942
Development of the first central-heating kitchen stove.
1945
HOVAL brand registration and official company founding.
1953
First heating boiler with integrated hot water tank.
1955
Licence agreement with Friedrich Krupp; market entry in Germany.
1970
Expansion to include industrial ventilation units and aluminium plate heat exchangers.
2008
Acquisition of Wärmepumpen GmbH Matrei (WPM), Austria.
2014
Acquisition of the Swedish Enventus AB (heat recovery).
2016
Purchase of the German YADOS GmbH (district heating/heating networks).