EE.UU. –  Blum Inc., the U.S. subsidiary of Austrian hardware manufacturer Blum, has announced positive results for the financial year 2024/2025, which closed on June 30, 2025.

The company posted a turnover of USD 380.1 million, underscoring the significance of the U.S. as Blum’s largest single market. Blum USA currently employs 485 people across its operations, with its headquarters and production site in Stanley, North Carolina. Growth was recorded across all major product groups—including hinges, lift systems, runners, and box systems—driven by high demand for innovative solutions such as the Revego pocket door system.

“Our close partnerships with customers, a strong local presence, and a focus on innovation have been key drivers of this success,” said Shannon Lafferty, CEO and President of Blum, Inc. The company’s combination of local production with both domestic and European components enhances supply reliability and flexibility for its American customers.

Blum also highlighted its investment in people and skills. As of June 30, 2025, Blum USA employed 485 staff and continues to expand its apprenticeship program, modeled after Austria’s system and adapted to U.S. education.

Innovation remains central to the company’s strategy. At the interzum trade fair in Cologne, Germany, Blum unveiled new products for living and bedroom applications, set to launch in the U.S. over the coming years. The expanded Revego system will reach the U.S. market this year, while a new Legrabox color option is planned for mid-2026.

Globally, Blum operates 34 subsidiaries and delivers to more than 120 markets. In 2024/2025, 45% of the Group’s turnover came from Europe, 15% from the U.S., and 40% from the rest of the world. While growth was noted in the U.S., Eastern Europe, and Asia-Pacific, challenges persisted in markets such as China and parts of Western Europe.

“In a world that is increasingly uncertain and volatile, we are satisfied with the results of the financial year,” said Philipp Blum, adding that rising costs of raw materials and staff remain pressing challenges.

Looking ahead, Blum USA remains cautiously optimistic. “The U.S. market continues to offer opportunities for growth,” Lafferty noted. “By combining local production and service with the global strength of the Blum Group, we are confident in our ability to deliver value for years to come.”