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Updated on 9/10/2026
MANN+HUMMEL
5,001-10,000 employees
Filtration and separation solutions provider
No salary listed
Marklkofen, Germany
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- Completed technical vocational training, for example as a mechatronics technician, industrial mechanic, electrician, or in a comparable qualification.
- At least 1–2 years of relevant professional experience, although the required knowledge and skills may also have been acquired in another way.
- Technical understanding and practical manual skills.
- Knowledge of the SAP P73 module.
- Fluent German language skills in speaking and writing.
- Ability to work in a team, resilience, flexibility, reliability, and quality awareness.
- Set up, configure, and operate machines and systems, including a knife-folding machine, while complying with quality specifications.
- Continuously supply machines and systems with all required components during the manufacturing process.
- Independently resolve minor malfunctions.
- Clean and maintain the systems according to the Total Productive Maintenance plan.
- Perform production-accompanying quality checks, including documentation.
- Contribute to the continuous improvement process.
Global filtration technology leader focused on intelligent filtration and separation solutions for transportation, life sciences, and environmental sectors. Its products filter air and liquids and separate contaminants in applications ranging from clean mobility to clean water and clean industry. The company differentiates itself through its large global footprint, long family-owned history since 1941, and integrated solutions across automotive, healthcare, and environmental markets, enabling cleaner mobility, cleaner air, cleaner water, and cleaner industry while protecting the environment and conserving limited resources. Its goal is to help customers reduce environmental impact and use resources more sustainably.
Company Size
5,001-10,000
Company Stage
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Total Funding
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Headquarters
Portage, Michigan
Founded
1941
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- The July 2026 nanofiber launch improves Actros and DAF truck service intervals.
- The May 2026 India expansion adds Pune manufacturing and 300-400 jobs.
- Christoph Sagemüller joined August 17, 2026 to sharpen brand and customer experience.
What critics are saying
- MANN+HUMMEL will close Speyer by December 2028, eliminating 600 jobs.
- European cost pressure, tariffs, and weak demand drove the April 2026 Speyer shutdown.
- Water membranes face commoditization if Ion Exchange commercializes MANN+HUMMEL technology independently.
What makes MANN+HUMMEL unique
- MANN+HUMMEL's July 2026 nanofiber media is exclusive and in-house developed.
- The May 2026 Tumkur center is its largest development hub outside Germany.
- Its April 2026 Ion Exchange deal transfers membrane technology into localized manufacturing.
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MANN+HUMMEL presents its formula for success at IAA TRANSPORTATION 2026. Efficiency, sustainability and reliability as key levers for optimizing total cost of ownership. Ludwigsburg, September 1, 2026. Reflecting its core promise, "Your Success is our Mission", MANN+HUMMEL will demonstrate at IAA TRANSPORTATION 2026 in Hanover how filtration solutions can deliver benefits throughout the entire lifecycle of vehicles and machinery. The focus will be on three closely connected factors: efficiency, sustainability and reliability. "For our customers, the purchase price of a component is only one part of the equation. What is decisive is how it impacts fuel consumption, maintenance, availability and service life throughout its entire operating life," says Hasmeet Kaur, President Transportation. "At IAA, we will use concrete calculations to demonstrate how filtration can influence the total cost of ownership of an individual vehicle as well as entire fleets." Efficiency: Lowering operating costs through intelligent engineering. MANN+HUMMEL combines lightweight design, optimized flow paths, intelligent system integration and demand-based thermal management. This enables filtration systems to operate more efficiently, reduces energy demand and lowers operating costs over the entire lifecycle. Using an oil filter module as an example, the technology leader demonstrates how detailed technical optimizations can deliver economic benefits over the entire operating life. An optimized valve design reduces component-related pressure loss by up to 40 percent. Depending on the application and operating profile, this results in calculated potential savings of up to 400 liters of fuel and up to 1.3 metric tons of CO[2] per vehicle over an assumed operating life of 25,000 hours. When applied across an entire fleet, these figures illustrate the econom. Sustainability: Reducing raw material use and the carbon footprint. Bio-based lignin makes a difference: It replaces some of the conventional phenolic components used to impregnate filter media. Compared with an exclusively conventional phenolic impregnation, this approach reduces crude oil use for the impregnation process by up to 27 percent and its carbon footprint by up to five percent.[1] The required filtration performance and technical material properties are maintained. Reliability: Keeping vehicles and machinery running. Durable solutions, comprehensive engineering expertise and a global development and production network enable reliable filtration that protects critical components. This helps minimize component wear, supports high system availability and enables predictable maintenance intervals. At IAA, MANN+HUMMEL will demonstrate how this expertise can be applied to other applications through a broad hydraulic filtration portfolio. The portfolio addresses applications including truck bodies and trailers, such as concrete mixers and tipper trucks. One example is the compact, modular in-tank return filter. It protects pumps, valves and cylinders from harmful particles, helping to reduce unplanned downtime and extend the service life of hydraulic systems. "Efficiency, reliability and sustainability go hand in hand," explains Harald Späth, President and General Manager Heavy Duty. "Our filtration solutions help optimize resources, lower operating costs and maximize uptime for our customers' vehicles and machinery. This is exactly what we mean by 'Your Success is our Mission.'" MANN+HUMMEL will present its solutions at IAA TRANSPORTATION in Hanover from September 15 to 20, 2026, in Hall 13, Booth C48. Are you attending IAA TRANSPORTATION as a media representative and interested in learning more about how filtration solutions can impact the total cost of ownership of vehicles and fleets? MANN+HUMMEL is offering opportunities for personal interviews at IAA with Hasmeet Kaur, President Transportation, and Harald Späth, President and General Manager Heavy Duty and Industrial. For interview requests, images and further information, please contact: [1] The calculation method and underlying data used to determine the carbon footprint were independently reviewed and validated by ClimatePartner.
MANN+HUMMEL Introduces Nanofiber Air Filter for Commercial Vehicles
MANN+HUMMEL appoints Christoph Sagemüller as Chief Marketing Officer. Ludwigsburg, Germany, July, 1st 2026 - MANN+HUMMEL, a leading global filtration expert, announces a new appointment to its leadership team. Effective August 17, 2026, Christoph Sagemüller will join MANN+HUMMEL as Chief Marketing Officer and member of the Executive Leadership Committee. In his new role, Sagemüller will be responsible for shaping and advancing the company's global brand architecture and portfolio of brands, while driving a seamless and differentiated Customer Experience across all touchpoints, with a particular focus on Digital Customer Experience. With this appointment, MANN+HUMMEL underlines its commitment to further strengthening its customer-centric transformation and its global brand positioning. Kurk Wilks, President and CEO of the MANN+HUMMEL Group, said: "I am very pleased to welcome Christoph Sagemüller to MANN+HUMMEL. He brings strong experience in brand strategy, customer-oriented business development, product management and digital communication. His proven ability to build high-performing organizations, develop brands and drive customer-focused transformation will be a valuable asset as we continue to strengthen MANN+HUMMEL's position as a leading filtration company." Christoph Sagemüller, Chief Marketing Officer of MANN+HUMMEL Sagemüller joins MANN+HUMMEL from Mercedes-AMG GmbH, where he most recently served as Head of Mercedes-AMG Motorsport. In this role, he was responsible for the Mercedes-AMG Motorsport business unit, including governance, product strategy, race car development, sales, customer care, communication and global activation. Having started his career at Mercedes-AMG in Product Management, Sagemüller subsequently held several leadership positions, including roles within the Executive Office, as well as responsibilities for brand management, strategic partnerships and motorsport communications. "I am inspired by MANN+HUMMEL's purpose, technological leadership and global relevance, and I am honored to join the company," said Christoph Sagemüller. "My conviction is that enduring business success is built where innovation, a strong brand and exceptional customer experiences come together. MANN+HUMMEL is uniquely positioned to further strengthen its leadership - not only through technology, but also through the way customers experience and trust our company around the world. I look forward to working with our global teams to elevate the brand, foster lasting customer relationships and contribute to positioning MANN+HUMMEL for the next generation of sustainable growth." Sagemüller holds a Bachelor of Arts in Economic Sciences from SRH University Heidelberg, with a focus on turnaround management and global marketing. Contact person. Lisa schiffgens. Director Corporate Relations
Omen AI has raised $31 million in a Series A round led by Nava Ventures to develop real-time fluid monitoring systems for data centers. The startup's tiny spectrometer tracks bacterial growth in liquid-cooled chip systems, preventing costly shutdowns that can last five to six hours and cost millions of dollars. Founded in 2024 by 18-year-old CEO Zach Laberge, Omen initially focused on construction equipment before pivoting to data centers six months ago. The device monitors fluid health by detecting bacterial contamination and equipment wear through chemical analysis, eliminating the need for lab-based testing. The company is working with a dozen data center customers, including TensorWave. Total funding since 2024 now stands at $40 million, with participation from CRV, Vanderbilt University and executives from Bridgestone, GM and Johnson Controls.
MANN+HUMMEL launches Global Technology & Innovation Center in Karnataka. MANN+HUMMEL, a global leader in filtration solutions, today announced the launch of its new state-of-the-art Global Technology & Innovation Center in Tumkur, Karnataka, marking a significant milestone in its global growth strategy. Positioned as MANN+HUMMEL's largest development center outside Germany, the facility reinforces India's role as a critical hub for engineering, innovation, and advanced filtration technologies. The Tumkur facility is designed to accelerate global product development and customer-centric innovation by integrating advanced research labs, testing infrastructure, digital engineering, and data analytics under one roof. This unified approach supports next-generation filtration solutions across mobility, industrial applications, and clean air and water purification. As a global innovation engine, the center will enable faster time-to-market and deeper collaboration with customers worldwide, leveraging India's strong engineering ecosystem. Speaking on the occasion, Hasmeet Kaur, President Transportation Division, MANN+HUMMEL Group, said, "The new Global Technology & Innovation Center in India marks a significant milestone in MANN+HUMMEL's global innovation journey. India stands at the forefront of engineering talent and technological advancement, making it a natural choice for our largest development hub outside Germany. This center will not only accelerate our innovation capabilities but also enable us to deliver scalable, sustainable filtration solutions to customers worldwide. It reflects our long-term commitment to shaping a cleaner and healthier future through technology." Sudeesh Karimbingal, Managing Director, MANN+HUMMEL India, said, "The new facility in Tumkur is a testament to India's growing role as a strategic growth and engineering powerhouse for MANN+HUMMEL globally. For over 20 years, our Indian engineering team has been deeply embedded in our global product development. This center transitions India from a support hub to a strategic engineering powerhouse, driving innovation that meets both local and global market needs." As part of MANN+HUMMEL's global sustainability-first approach, the Tumkur facility will focus on developing energy-efficient filtration systems, reducing lifecycle emissions, and advancing circular solutions, including the use of recycled materials and eco-friendly product design. The center will also support the company's efforts in addressing critical environmental challenges such as air quality improvement, water purification, industrial emissions, and access to clean water. In line with its strategy to expand its business footprint in India, MANN+HUMMEL also announced plans to invest in a new facility in Pune, one of the country's fastest-growing industrial hubs. The state-of-the-art site will support both existing and new customers across key segments, including Manufacturing, Automotive (Passenger Cars), Heavy-Duty (On-Road and Off-Road), and Industrial applications, through a fully integrated manufacturing setup for advanced filtration solutions. This will further strengthen the company's ability to deliver high-quality, localized solutions at scale. Together with the Global Technology & Innovation Center in Tumkur, the combined investment across these initiatives is expected to exceed INR 100 crores, reinforcing the company's long-term commitment to India. Currently, MANN+HUMMEL employs around 1,250 people across its India operations and is poised to create an additional 300 to 400 employment opportunities over the next 12 months, further strengthening its local workforce and growth ambitions in the country. With manufacturing operations in Tumkur (Southern India) and Bawal (Northern India), alongside its Global Technology & Innovation Center in Bengaluru, the addition of this third manufacturing footprint in Pune (Western India) establishes MANN+HUMMEL's strong pan-India presence, strategically positioning the company closer to customers, enhancing responsiveness, and enabling faster, more efficient delivery across the country. India is one of MANN+HUMMEL's fastest-growing markets and a key innovation hub, home to some of the company's best engineering talent and more than one-third of its global R&D workforce. Through its continued investments in innovation, manufacturing, and talent development, MANN+HUMMEL aims to accelerate time-to-market, deliver high-impact solutions for customers across industries, and further strengthen its leadership position in filtration technology.