Axiros is rewarded with the Bavarian Export award

Dec 20, 2022

MUNICH - Dec. 20, 2022 - PRLog -- Telecommunications software leader Axiros is proud to be this year's winner of the Bavarian Export Award in the service category.

Since 2007, the Bavarian Ministry of Economic Affairs and the partners involved have awarded 61 companies with the prize. The Export Award is a recognition for the strongly internationally oriented, successful Bavarian medium-sized companies. That's why they specifically award companies who use the opportunities of globalisation in an outstanding way and with courage, energy and flexibility.

Axiros is pleased to be recognised for: 80% sales outside Germany, customers in over 100 countries, continuous and sustainable growth outside Europe since 2010 and subsidiaries on 4 continents.

"It is always impressive how small companies from our region celebrate great success worldwide with their products," explains IHK Managing Director Manfred Gößl. "This year's export award winners cope with the concentrated load of crises through a very special joy in performance, team spirit, perseverance and innovative strength."

Laudator Mr. Ronald Hager (Branch Manager, Rödl & Partner GmbH), Kurt Peterhans (Axiros CEO) and Gunther Klessinger (Owner & Managing Director) with State Secretary Roland Weigert (© Christoph Vohler Photographie GmbH / Bayern International GmbH)

Have a look at the Laudatio: https://www.exportpreis-bayern.de/fileadmin/user_upload/exportpreis bayern.de/2022/Laudatio_Dienstleistung_Axiros_GmbH.pdf

"What an honour and distinction for Axiros GmbH to be awarded the prestigious 2022 Exportpreis by the Bavarian Ministry of Economic Affairs, Regional Development and Energy, represented by Weigert Roland and Hubert Aiwanger. We consider this award as an "Encouragement Award" and will continue to do what is necessary to stay on course even in the most difficult times! We would like to thank the  Bayern International,  IHK für München und Oberbayern, as well the Handwerkskammer  and look forward to future cooperation.", said Kurt Peterhans, CEO of Axiros.

This video is one of the prizes we received in this year's Exportpreis competition:
https://www.exportpreis-bayern.de/fileadmin/user_upload/exportpreis-bayern.de/2022/video/Axiros_DE.mp4

About Axiros
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Axiros is a global leader in IoT, M2M, TR-069 and device management, providing software solutions and platforms to service providers and equipment manufacturers worldwide to maage and IoT-ize devices. Founded in 2002 and headquartered in Munich, Axiros has sales and service offices and development centers worldwide, so as needs change, Axiros will always be close by to deliver. To learn more about AXIROS, visit www.axiros.com.

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