History

2015  New logo and implementation of the corporate identity of the family brand Bucher Industries

2013  Acquisition Eco Sistemas Indústria de Màquinas Ltda., Brazil

2012  Acquisition Oelhydraulik Altenerding Dechamps & Kretz GmbH & Co. KG, Germany

2008  Acquisition Command Controls Corp., USA

2007  Acquisition Monarch Hydraulics Inc., USA

2006  Bucher Hydraulics India Pvt. Ltd. established

2001  All businesses within the group adopt the uniform name of Bucher Hydraulics

2000  Integration of the pump-manufacturing activities of Truninger AG
The joint venture in China becomes a wholly-owned subsidiary of Bucher Hydraulik

1998  Bucher Hydraulics is established in Turkey as a subsidiary sales company
The first system using a CAN Bus solution is developed for a sprayer

1997  Integration of Hydrotechnik Frutigen, Switzerland
Integration of Dingkind, Taiwan
Bucher Hydraulics is established in the USA as a subsidiary sales company

1996  Beringer Hydraulik of Neuheim, Switzerland is integrated into the business
Formation of Bucher Hydraulik as a corporate division, with Bucher Klettgau as the division's controlling business unit

1995  Barmag Hydraulics and Beringer Hydraulik merge

1994  Integration of Hidroirma, Reggio Emilia, Italy

1993  Joint Venture in China (SBH)

1992  Bucher Hydrauliek established in the Netherlands as a subsidiary sales company

1989  Bucher Hydraulics Ltd. is established in England as a subsidiary sales company

1984  Bucher GmbH becomes a subsidiary company of the newly formed Bucher Holding AG

1980  Creation of the sales subsidiary BEMA Hydraulik as a limited company in Neumarkt-on-Wallersee, Austria

1974  Bema-France is founded in Rixheim, France to manufacture and sell hydraulic systems

1952  Business is restructured as a limited partnership

1952  First production of pumps for oil-hydraulic systems in tractors

1923  The Johann Bucher Guyer Griessen engineering company is founded in today's Klettgau