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2011
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Akquisition of ZfU (Thalwil) by WEKA Holding
Akquisition of foerderland.de (Mannheim) by WEKA MEDIA
Akquisition of dent.com (Berlin) by Spitta
WEKA Mediengruppe München moves from Poing to Haar
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2010
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WEKA Media Group Munich: WEKA takes over the 50% share in the joint venture CMP-WEKA Verlag GmbH & Co. KG from United Business Media, thus becoming the sole shareholder
frechverlag: The frechverlag publishing house takes over the complete program of the art publishers Busse + Seewald (Bielefeld)
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2009
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WEKA Netherlands: WEKA Netherlands takes over the Arko publishing house (Amsterdam) including three construction periodicals
WEKA Verlag AG, Zurich: Renaming as WEKA Business Media AG, Zurich
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| 2008 |
Disposal of Editions WEKA Belgium to mediabooks (Ghent)
WEKA MEDIA Publishing takes over the Division III from Motor Presse Stuttgart with eight special CE- und telecommunication magazines; opening of a new branch in Stuttgart
Spitta (Balingen) takes over Flohr-Verlag (Heidelberg) with four dental magazines
WEKA MEDIA (Kissing) acquires the Dachbau-Magazin (roof construction magazine) from Kleffmann Verlag (Bochum)
Disposal of the information brochures / cartographies division to the mediaprint-group from Paderborn
Disposal of frech druck, that last printing plant within WEKA group; the publishing house frechverlag remains in the group
WEKA Verlag Vienna takes over Springer Business Media Austria with 17 B2B magazines
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| 2007 |
WEKA Journals Group:
Renaming as WEKA Mediagroup Munich
WEKA Business Information:
Acquisition of the imprint "Public Formation" from IFSP S.A.R.L. (Montrouge) by Editions WEKA (Paris)
WEKA Business Information:
Acquisition of the imprint "Dental start-up" from pdv GmbH (Heidelberg) by Spitta (Balingen)
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| 2006 |
WEKA Business Information:
Acquisition of the HRM portfolio of Netwerk Pers (Amsterdam) by WEKA Netherlands (Amsterdam)
WEKA Business Information:
Acquisition of C.M.T. SAS by Editions WEKA (Paris)
WEKA Business Information:
Disposal of 49% shares in BEHR'S Verlag, Hamburg
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| 2005 |
WEKA Business Information:
Acquisition: UB MEDIA AG, Markt Schwaben
WEKA Business Information:
Co-operation with Haufe Mediengruppe by merging Haufe BusinessMedia
AG and WEKA Verlag AG (Zurich)
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| 2004 |
WEKA Business Information:
Acquisition: sirAdos GmbH, Dachau
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| 2003 |
WEKA Business Information:
Sale: WEKA Sp. z.o.o, Warsaw
WEKA Journals Group:
Sale: 50 per cent share of Lupus (Poland) and of Computer Panoráma (Hungary)
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| 2002 |
Sale of WEKA Journals Group to Süddeutscher
Verlag Hüthig Fachinformationen GmbH does not go through and WEKA Journals Group remains in
WEKA Group as an independent division
WEKA Business Information:
Merger of Recht und Praxis publishing house, Kissing, with Deubner Verlag in Cologne
Sale: Les Editions du Centre de Psychologie Apliquée (ECPA), Paris
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| 2001 |
Formation of WEKA MEDIA GmbH & Co. KG through combining WEKA Construction Publishing Houses, WEKA Management Publishing Houses, WEKA Publishing House for Technical Executives and WEKA Logistics Center, Augsburg
Sale: WEKA Journals Group to Süddeutscher Verlag Hüthig Fachinformationen GmbH (subject to approval by cartel authorities), Civitas Ediciones (Spain)
Re-organisation of WEKA Corporate Group. Structuring in three independent divisions, namely Business Information, Information Brochures and Cartography, and Creative Design
Discontinued: CONWAVE and i-ConneXX
Formation of WEKA Business Information GmbH & Co. KG as holding company for the 16 domestic and foreign publishing houses in the former professional information division
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| 2000 |
As part of general internet boom, development of CONWAVE (intranet-based programme for specialist information) and i-ConneXX (portal/search engine for legal information)
Closure: specialist publishing house in Hungary
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| 1999 |
Discontinuation of activities of WEKA Italy (information brochure publishers)
Sales: WEKA Consumer Medien (games - magazines), WAGO-CURADATA (tax consultancy software), ReNoFlex (software for lawyers), PCAS (software for construction trade)
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| 1998 |
WEKA celebrates a quarter of a century - 36 specialist publishers and software houses in 11 European countries with more than 3000 employees.
Acquisitions: Gesellschaft für Wirtschaftsinformationen (GWI), Munich, and Behr's Verlag (49 per cent), Hamburg
Sale: DentSo-Spitta
Formation: Fun Creativ in Kiel
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| 1997 |
Joint Venture with CMP, the largest American publisher of computer magazines
Closure of WEKA USA
Take-over of REWI Verlags- und Buchhandels-GmbH and Renoflex Computer- und Software GmbH
Take-over of Spanish legal publishing house Civitas Ediciones in Madrid
With sales of over 401 million euros, WEKA heads the ranking of German specialist and scientific publishing houses for the first time
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| 1996 |
The take-over of Magna Media AG makes WEKA the largest supplier of specialist journals for IT, electronics and telecommunications
Dr. Peter Deubner Verlag, Cologne, and the French legal publishers Tissot in Annecy join the WEKA Corporate Group
Formation of Alfa WEKA in Warsaw
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| 1995 |
Formation of the Software Division with the aim of linking professional information content with application software. Purchase of Editions Techniques de l'Ingénieur in Paris and debis Systemhaus Curadata
Market leadership in complete inhouse systems through merger of WAGO and Curadata to form WAGO-CURADATA
Sales of 314 million euros, workforce of 2550
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| 1993 |
2500 corporate employees celebrate the company's 20th anniversary
The Competence Center for Electronic Publishing starts work on setting up online banks WEKA publishing houses market first supplementary electronic products 10th anniversary of the International WEKA Tennis Cup
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| 1992 |
Purchase of Frech-Verlag, Stuttgart
Competition for first Architecture Prize, organised by WEKA Specialist Publishing House for Construction
Continuous support - through both active work and financial aid - for the "Bunter Kreis", a society helping very sick children
34 per cent growth, sales of more than 250 million euros
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| 1991 |
60 per share in DentSo Software House
Awarding of first WEKA Environmental Prize by the specialist publishing house for technical executives
Take-over of Franzis-Verlag in Munich38 per cent sales growth
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| 1990 |
Purchase of ECPA, publishers of psychological works in Paris
Move into a new company building at Römerstrasse 16 in Kissing24 per cent sales growth
24 Prozent Umsatzssteigerung
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| 1989 |
WEKA obtains a 49 per cent share in WAGO Software House
Formation of Editions WEKA in Belgium
Restructuring into five divisions with a seven-strong management board
27 per cent sales growth - with over 100 million euros, WEKA is Germany's third largest internationally operating specialist publishing house Deutschlands
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| 1988 |
Formation of WEKA Publishing Inc. in the USA
Entry into German computer magazine market through take-over of 49 per cent of DMV (data and media publishing house)
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| 1986 |
Sales top 50 million euros
Construction of a new company building with a further 300 jobs
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| 1985 |
Take-over of Spitta Verlag
Formation of WEKA Austria in Vienna |
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| 1983 |
WEKA Netherlands launches publishing activities in Amsterdam |
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| 1982 |
Move into extended company building
More than 1000 authors are writing specialist books and reference works |
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| 1980 |
Formation of WEKA Italy in Milan |
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| 1979 |
The publishing house already has 100 employees and 200 specialist authors.
WEKA France is formed in the international metropolis of Paris |
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| 1978 |
The 100th book title is published.
WEKA Switzerland based in Zurich is the first foreign subsidiary |
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| 1976 |
Supply of first up-to-date reference work by direct sales and through bookshops |
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| 1975 |
Move into first company building in Kissing
Market leader: more than 800 cities and towns in Germany, Austria and Switzerland buy information brochures for new residents from WEKA. These brochures are funded by advertisements placed by local firms.
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| 1973 |
01.10.1973 : Formation of WEKA Specialist Publishing House for Public Authorities and Industry by WErner and KArin Mützel. Products: clearly structured specialist books, easy-to-understand printed forms, and information leaflets for new residents in cities and towns.
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