Germany · Mining & metals startup

Rolf Kind GmbH

Rolf Kind GmbH is a family-owned forging specialist based in Lindlar, Germany, established in 1969.

Funding reportedLast round: Venture (Round not Specified)

Mining & metalsLindlar, Germany

About Rolf Kind GmbH

Rolf Kind GmbH is a family-owned forging specialist based in Lindlar, Germany, established in 1969.

The company focuses on producing large, technically demanding open-die forgings using high-alloy stainless steels, corrosion-resistant materials, nickel-based alloys, and titanium. With an annual output of approximately 2,500 tons, Rolf Kind manufactures components that can reach up to 4.5 meters in diameter and 26 meters in length. About 80% of its production is exported internationally. The company serves various industries, including oil and gas, petrochemical, marine, food processing, machinery, and advanced energy sectors. Rolf Kind specializes in open-die forging, hot forging, and machining of complex components, offering customized research and development services. Its commitment to quality and precision positions it as a leader in manufacturing high-performance parts for critical applications, including superconducting magnets and fusion power plant prototypes.

What company datasets say Rolf Kind GmbH raised

Funding, as reported

The last round reportedVenture (Round not Specified)Jan 2016
Last round dateJan 2016

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Sector
Mining & metals
Industry code
NAICS 332111, 332112, 423510
Region
Nordrhein-Westfalen
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