Our core business is the development and production of valves, hydrants and accessories for water and gas distribution, sewage treatment and fire protection.
AVK is an international group created through the efforts of dedicated people. We believe in basic strategies such as being innovative, keeping our business simple and being close to our markets and customers staying focused on their needs.
The AVK Group is a privately owned industrial group currently comprising +100 companies worldwide. We develop and produce valves, hydrants and accessories for water and gas distribution, sewage treatment and fire protection. Furthermore, AVK has built up strong brands supplying products and solutions for various industrial sectors and within advanced manufacturing. Our products are designed to meet international standards and are sold worldwide. When dealing with the AVK Group expect quality, reliability, functionality and long lifetime in service.
AVK in Skovby, Galten
Where it all started
1941
Established as a local machine shop in Denmark
+4,800
Employees worldwide
+100
Companies in the Group
1,020
Million EUR of turnover
Cases from around the world
Supporting Hydropower in Zambia: A century-old legacy and a new chapter
A large fixed cone valve from Orbinox will soon be installed in Africa's oldest hydropower station, the Mulungushi Power Station.
In this video by AVK Nederland, experience how they turn plastic bottle caps into quality products.
Every year, a huge amount of recycled plastic find its way to our production sites, where it gains new life as pallets and surface boxes. Among many other types, the recycled plastic include soda caps collected by students from primary schools in the Netherlands. The young generation is our future, and it is important that they recognise and cherish our nature, and see the value in sustainability.
Water loss: How to cope with one of the most important resource issues
Water is a scarce resource. By adding inadequate distribution management, we are faced with a more invisible, yet crucial problem: water loss, also referred to as non-revenue water, or NRW.
Learn more about non-revenue water here, and get inspired by the many ways of managing a global resource problem.
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