Tehnoexport – Tradition and Quality Conquering World Markets for Nearly 70 Years

Tehnoexport – a story developing for 67 years. From the humble beginnings, as a small family-owned mechanical shop, to a company with a multinational reputation. What kept us going throughout the years and paved our way to success are two important principles we apply in our business.

VISION AND QUALITY

In the 1960s, we laid the foundations for what is today an example of good business practice among small and medium companies. Initially, we worked with metal and rubber, manual tools and assembled machinery. Today, we follow advanced digital technologies that are applied in the industry. We also strive toward a leading position in the market of HVAC systems, which defines around 70% of our business.

We presented Tehnoexport’s HVAC program at the prestigious ISH fair in Frankfurt. We have set an ambitious goal of having Tehnoexport be among the first five companies in the world in this field. (ISH Frankfurt-https://ish.messefrankfurt.com/frankfurt/en.html)

BUSINESS ON 4 CONTINENTS

We believe that the fact that we currently operate on 4 continents would not be possible if we hadn’t been the first ones to start implementing a combination of the traditional and the modern, the analog and the digital, in our production. This is also shown by the fact that we have people who have worked with us for over 30 years at the company. The constant upward trend and progress are based on flexible cooperation with clients, who appreciate the personalized service we offer and our individual dedication to each of them. We are extremely proud of this.

On top of that, our cooperation with the clients entails us taking care of business standards, both on the national level and the international one. We can say that we are by far the first when it comes to product quality and delivery deadlines.

FOCUS AND MISSION

Tehnoexport Inđija

Tehnoeksport Inđija

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HVAC systems

Tehnoexport HVAC program

ISH Frankfurt

environmentally conscious business

circular economy