Aminocore plays host to the Mayor's visit
In the heart of Nordhorn, Germany, lies a company that has made a significant impact in the agricultural sector and beyond. Aminocore, founded by Stephan Hoving in 2016, is a globally active specialist in organic fertilizers and biostimulants.
The company, which started its journey in Sandhook, Nordhorn, has grown to become a market leader in countries such as Uzbekistan and Brazil. Aminocore's success is evident in its global presence, with operations in Asia and South America.
Mayor Thomas Berling and Economic Development Officer Karsten Müller recently visited Aminocore's business premises in the A31-Nordhorn-Klausheide-Ost industrial area. They were impressed by the company's innovative strength and growth, calling it an excellent example of a local startup becoming globally active.
Aminocore's primary products are natural liquid products based on amino acids, offering solutions to agricultural challenges. These products promote better plant growth, reduce stress in heat and drought, and increase resistance to diseases. The company continuously develops its products in close cooperation with agricultural businesses and adapts them to changing conditions.
Operations Manager Lucien Hoving gave a tour of the modern production facility, showcasing the innovative products and their manufacturing processes. The company moved to a larger production and storage facility in 2024, located in the Klausheide district of Nordhorn.
Mayor Berling expressed his pleasure at having Aminocore, a company that creates jobs and contributes to sustainable agricultural development, located in Nordhorn. He also sees the move to the new building as a clear commitment to the Nordhorn location and a sign of the regional economy's dynamism and potential.
Aminocore supplies customers worldwide, primarily from the agricultural sector. 'Made in Nordhorn' products from Aminocore are used in approximately 30 countries, including Germany and other European countries.
The company's global reach is noteworthy, with operations spanning across countries. Yet, its roots remain firmly planted in Nordhorn, a testament to the town's thriving business environment and potential.
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