SIEGEN, Germany--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Erich Utsch AG, world leader in vehicle license plates and registration systems, is bolstering its already solid position. The company, based in Siegen, Germany and founded in 1961, operates in over 130 countries on all continents worldwide – participating in more than 80 investments and joint ventures in over 50 nations. This makes Utsch a globally connected company, which may be called upon anywhere in the world for its rapid service and targeted approach.

Utsch has been able to boost its turnover by around 25 million euros over the past three business years. Employing more than 550 people worldwide, the Utsch group netted a turnover of around 275 million euros in 2012. The number of employees and the size of the premises reflect this trend: the company headquarters in Siegen currently employs around 200 people and the site will soon be expanded to around 30,000 m2.

For decades, Utsch has been dedicated to developing and deploying vehicle license plate and registry systems technologies. As a high-performing system provider, the company offers sustainable solutions conforming to the very latest in technological developments. Worldwide, Utsch is the first port of call for governments and authorities thanks to its tailor-made solutions offering greater security during the registration and identification of motor vehicles. In addition to its core business, the company produces equipment for the production of license plates, as well as license plate frames for customized printing.

This comprehensive, high-quality offer bearing the “Made in Germany” hallmark, together with a consistent focus on high-level training, guarantee Utsch its place as an innovative global market leader in the vehicle license plate division. “To retain our position as world leaders, we have forged close ties with universities, we train our own staff and stake a great deal on ongoing technological innovation”, says Helmut Jungbluth, CEO of Erich Utsch AG.

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