REXEL Austria GmbH
- Headquarter: Vienna
- Federal states: Vienna, Lower Austria
- Industry sectors: Trade & wholesale
- Status: Recertified
1996
Founding year
590
Employees
REXEL Austria, a company of the REXEL Group, has been setting new standards in the wholesale retailing of electrical installation material and electrical appliances in Austria since 1996. As a market leader, REXEL convinces with a comprehensive service offer and a broad range of high-quality products for automation, technical supply and energy management.
Since the extension of the distribution and logistics center in Weißkirchen a.d. Traun in 2014, up to 50 000 products will be available on stock. The products are distributed to the Austrian market through the 2 brands REGRO and SCHÄCKE . The 13 branches and 2 sales offices are ensuring the greatest possible proximity to the customer.
Customer satisfaction is of the highest priority within the REXEL philosophy. REXEL is always attentive to the market and customer needs in order to provide the most innovative services and to implement progressive and efficient electrical solutions.
The use of sustainable products as well as the application of renewable energies and the development of energy efficient solutions is a further important aspect.
Products and services
– A wide product range for the segments industry and facility management supplies, electrical installer/ trade and many more
– Competent customer service and support on site
– Comprehensive know-how and quality of services in the product categories: lighting, building and home automation, climate control, security & communication, industrial equipment, renewables, smart products, electrical installations materials
– Prompt availability of goods and reliable deliveries are assured due to the advanced logistics platform
– Flexible and with the customer developed services (e.g. Kitting, Kanban) and solutions, energy efficiency consulting and solutions for the intelligent use of energy
– Innovative e-services to simplify the customers‘ business processes
