09 January 2023
Excellent credit rating.
Proven economic stability and financial strength.
For the seventh year in a row, HEDELIUS Maschinenfabrik GmbH in Meppen has been awarded the Creditreform CrefoZert credit rating certificate. With this certificate, Creditreform Leer Bolte KG once again attests to the company's excellent creditworthiness. The company continues to fulfil the high requirements for an extension of the CrefoZert in full.
As a certified company, HEDELIUS Maschinenfabrik GmbH has once again demonstrated particular economic stability and financial strength, making it one of the two per cent of economically relevant German companies that are exclusively recognised for an exceptionally good credit rating. With an excellent balance sheet rating and outstanding creditworthiness, the company fulfils all the certification criteria for the CrefoZert.
"In today's world, it is a great advantage for us to document the economic stability of the company with the CrefoZert. The CrefoZert identifies us as a trustworthy partner for customers, employees and suppliers, giving us a competitive advantage," explains Managing Director Dennis Hempelmann.
Certification is based on a professional analysis of the annual financial statements by Creditreform Rating AG, a BaFin-certified subsidiary of Creditreform AG. This is supplemented by data from the current credit report and a review of the current situation, including future prospects, in order to assess possible credit risks. HEDELIUS Maschinenfabrik GmbH fulfilled all the criteria to a particularly high degree.
"A good credit rating strengthens your negotiating position with customers, suppliers and investors - but only if it is known," says Christian Bolte, Managing Director of Creditreform Leer. "Especially in difficult economic times, companies use this to create trust, including with employees and job applicants."
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