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A World of Solutions Oil & Gas Chemical, petrochemical, Shipbuilding Sector Large power plants Major construction works Steelworks The DKC Group is a leading manufacturer offering a wide range of solutions from cable protection systems to energy transmission, storage and control systems for the following industries: Oil & Gas (refineries, petrol stations, oil pipelines, steelworks), petrochemical, building and shipbuilding industries, energy production (photovoltaic and wind power) plants, construction of roads, highways, tunnels, gas pipelines, large shopping centres, water and drinking water supplies, large-size factories, airports, safety and security systems. RUSSIA The DKC group DKC Russia Tver Ph. +7 (4822) 777-980 Commercial office ROMANIA Moscow HUNGARY Ph. +7 (495) 916-5262 DKC Romania DKC Hungary Kft Branch offices Jud. Arad Voronezh Ph. +40 257278187 Budapest Ekaterinburg Ph. +36 74540002 Kazan Krasnodar Krasnoyarsk Nizhny Novgorod Novosibirsk Perm Rostov-on-Don Samara St. Petersburg Ufa Khabarovsk Chelyabinsk ITALY Cheboksary Vladivostok DKC Europe Srl Tula Ph. +39 0321 989898 Tyumen Bellinzago Novarese (NO) Saratov Archangelsk Novi Ligure (AL) Irkutsk Villanova sull’Arda (PC) Volgograd Roma (RM) Collegno (TO) DKC Power Solutions srl Ph. +39 0321 9898750 CHINA MIDDLE EAST Brivio (LC) DKC Kitai DKC Middle East Lograto (BS) Branch Office Branch Office Shangai RGM spa Ph. +966 547832604 Ph. +39 0321 98 98 944 Ph. +39 010 609971 +7 915 385 39 65 +39 0321 98 98 706 +39 0321 98 98 944 Genova (GE) UKRAINE +39 0321 98 98 706 Lerma (AL) DKC Ukraine Roma (RM) Kiev Ph. +380 (044) 496-18-45 TUNISIA DKC Maghreb sarl Tunis Ph. +216 71409778 The Group’s fundamental Company History ambition is to create effective solutions that can anticipate The DKC Group, after having worked in Italy in the in the field of cable protection, energy distribution and telecommunications industry, since 1998 has successfully accumulation. and meet customer needs. established itself in the design, manufacturing and The combination of factors which have led to the quick marketing of cable management systems. growth of the DKC Group at an international level are Since 2007, our will to grow and the market evolution summarised as: have led the DKC Group, to acquire some leading well established companies. • wide availability of technologically innovative, 2014 In just a few years, DKC has developed an organisation functional and reliable products of qualified and motivated resources to conquer the highly competitive international markets and become a • collaboration between resources, creation of a The following companies leader in the near future. dynamic and cohesive close-knit group joined the group: - Cosmec, leading company At the same time, it has broadened its product range with • effective logistics and efficient pre and after sales 2017 for production of systems innovative and reliable solutions, reinforcing its position service of metal pipes and flexible Implementation of the conduits for cable protection product range with - Conchiglia, historical resin, oil and special company operating in the transformers market of components for 2003 2011 public lighting, low voltage electrical distribution, Distribution of Opening of components for gas/water cable ducts and production and networks and road signalling 2016 2019 metal trays sales office of equipment; in Ukraine 2007 coolers for metal - Enerconv, company Organizational and Majority shareholding enclosures in Rome specialising in design and sales depts of Hercules acquisition of the Italian Acquisition of SCM (Ram-Klima Line) production of machines and Steeltecnica were company RGM, specialising 1998 since the 1960s on the for power electronics integrated into DKC in design and production Power Solutions of systems for power control, Italian market as CEPI Opening in Brescia (Italy) conversion and energy Opening of the first Italia; specialized in of the new production of Opening of the automated storage for a wide range plant in Tver, Russia, design and production Hercules Line with distribution and of metal trays 2012 warehouse in Tver of applications in transport, production of (Combitech Line) (Russia) hybryd systems, Opening of corrugated pipes manufacturing and medical DKC Maghreb sarl industry products2010 2015 2020 2000 2004 New business Expansion of the Entering into the Localization of location in Rome Acquisition of the Italian NetOne range with the Ukrainian market company Steeltecnica, 2018 production of introduction of NetOne S which ensures greater metal trays with more than 40 Addition to the DKC range of: versatility in situations production in years experience in - products for the organisation 2013 with limited available manufacturing enclosures of Structured Cabling Russia space and when a smaller New plant in for electrical cabinets/ - 19” Rack system enclosure number of racks are solutionsNovi Ligure switchboards for the with cooling system for data required. (Italy) domestic and international management (Net One line) 2001 2008 markets - new solution of Motor Distribution of Acquisition of COST.E.L. Control Center (MCC) and metal tray system in Italy, specialising systems of cable protection in Russia in metal enclosure designed for currents up to production 1600A (Ram-Block Line). Opening of new plants in Hungary and Romania Strategy Vision Mission Charting and completing a successful course Qualifying and valuing the work of customers together with our customers and partners. to optimise processes with durable solutions and reliable products, geared towards improving their competitiveness over time, while generating a positive impact on the environment and on the different cultures and Values customs. Legality Economic intent In performing our activities, DKC complies with all applicable laws, regulations and principles in force in the regions where we operate. DKC is suitably equipped for operating in the electrotechnical market through solutions Honesty and Fairness created to best meet its customer needs. Relations with stakeholders and suppliers are Both professionals and installers dealing based on fairness, collaboration, loyalty and with electrical systems, industrial automation mutual respect. and energy conversion. Development and respect for resources At DKC, we protect and promote our human resources, contributing to enhancing the skills of each employee and encouraging Team Work and synergies. Objectives We are committed to promoting respect for the physical, moral and cultural integrity of each employee, guaranteeing their individual Growing in the reference markets while dignity and a safe, peaceful and stress-free staying attuned to the sector’s evolving work environment. needs, and focusing on our personal and economic growth within a sustainable Customer care and satisfaction development context. All the activities undertaken by the DKC group are oriented towards customer satisfaction, aiming to achieve the highest quality levels, with a view to offering an ever-better service. Strategy Delta Vilmar Ukraine LLC 2019/2020 Responsibility towards the community At DKC, we care about our neighbouring community and contribute to its economic, environmental, social, cultural and civil Supporting and strengthening the traditional development. distribution channel through wholesalers and retailers. Encouraging loyalty among Transparency installers and designers by helping them At DKC, we are committed to informing all choose products based on application stakeholders, in a clear and transparent requirements. manner, about our economic standing and Investing in new professional markets management performance, without favouring of key accounts, large-scale projects and the interests of any group or single individual. infrastructural works. Copenaghen Cityringen Metro 2017/2018 Services Certification Service Competitiveness The DKC Group sets itself apart by offering a Ongoing research into new materials and wide range of services to support our clients: extensive technological know-how, boosted • Staff ready to respond to any requests by considerable experience, support DKC’s of engineering support; ability to design innovative solutions that meet • Organised production departments to the demands and needs of our customers. create customised projects and products; • State-of-the-art logistics supporting the extensive commercial network, developed on a worldwide scale. Quality and certification The whole supply chain, from raw materials to final products, is in full compliance with national and international safety regulations. Processes and products are certified by leading national and international certification bodies. All certification requirements are checked by our internal laboratories in each production plant. Constant and daily efforts are made to ensure the safety and reliability of offered services and products. Figures After little more than 20 years since the opening of the 101,000 mq Warehouses first plant for the production of corrugated pipes in Tver, A step in this direction was the acquisition, in Russia, DKC currently boasts 40 production plants and November 2019, of a majority shareholding in RGM warehouses worldwide, 22 branches in 8 countries, S.p.A., a company specialising in the production of power 14 of them in Italy and 3,700 employees. With our entry conversion systems, thus confirming DKC’s strongly belief in the Italian market in 2007, and the establishment in the growth of the energy efficiency improvement sector. 188,000
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