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Vestfrost

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Vestfrost or Vestfrost Household is a manufacturer of major appliance. The company is based in Esbjerg, Denmark. Since 1963 they have sold more than 12 million refrigerators and freezers. In 2008 Vestfrost was bought by the Turkish appliance manufacturer Vestel. In 2006 they had more than 300 employees in Esbjerg. In 2007 they had DKK 918,000,000 in revenue. Today most of the manufacturing is localised in Turkey and Slovakia. Their product range include refrigerators, freezers, washing machines, wine cellular, ovens and hobs.

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DK
Headquarters
Esbjerg, DK

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Manufacturer of innovative and efficient refrigerators and freezers

Vestfrost Solutions is a global developer and manufacturer of innovative and efficient refrigerators and freezers for the professional market.

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business
Country
Denmark
Headquarters
Esbjerg
Parent organization
Vestel
Employees
370
Legal form
aktieselskab
Official website
vestfrostsolutions.com
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inception
1963-00-00
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Vestfrost or Vestfrost Household is a manufacturer of major appliance. The company is based in Esbjerg, Denmark. Since 1963 they have sold more than 12 million refrigerators and freezers. In 2008 Vestfrost was bought by the Turkish appliance manufacturer Vestel. In 2006 they had more than 300 employees in Esbjerg. In 2007 they had DKK 918,000,000 in revenue. Today most of the manufacturing is localised in Turkey and Slovakia. Their product range include refrigerators, freezers, washing machines, wine cellular, ovens and hobs.

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