June 16, 2026

Company Profile 2026: Key Figures and Expertise at a Glance

What drives Gruner? Which projects, areas of expertise and developments shaped the year 2025? Our new Company Profile 2026 provides the answers.

The new company profile 2026 is here: spanning twelve pages, the brochure offers a concise overview of the company – featuring the latest key figures, project highlights and an overview of our expertise and services.

The publication illustrates what Gruner stands for, what drives the company and the work our teams carry out on a daily basis.

The 2026 company profile is available in digital format here and can be ordered as a printed copy in German, French, English or Italian at com@gruner.ch.

The Gruner Company Profile 2026 is now available.

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