Krupp (company)

Krupp was a German industrial conglomerate founded in 1811, primarily known for manufacturing steel, armaments, and heavy machinery. It played a significant role in Germany’s industrial development and military production, especially during the world wars. Over the years, Krupp expanded into various sectors like shipbuilding, mining, and engineering. In 1999, it merged with Thyssen to form ThyssenKrupp, a major global industrial group. Today, ThyssenKrupp focuses on steel production, industrial engineering, and technology, continuing Krupp’s legacy of heavy industry and engineering excellence.