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2026
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On June 19, 2026, we had the pleasure of celebrating the 30th anniversary of IBeWa together with our employees, their families and partners, former colleagues, friends, business partners, and long-standing companions. Our anniversary was fully dedicated to what has defined our company for three decades: the combination of professional competence, engineering practice, and trustful cooperation. As part of the anniversary symposium, specialist lectures by long-standing business partners and presentations by our employees provided important insights into our fields of work. We were able to present an impression of our current projects and an outlook for the targeted professional development of the company. The resulting technical discussions, interest, and exchange brought us great joy, provided many new impulses, and established new contacts. In addition to the professional exchange, there was plenty of time for personal conversations and reunions with many people who have accompanied our company history. With coffee and cake, a shared evening buffet, as well as many small surprises - ranging from a candy bar and specially designed IBeWa cookies to the exhibition of our measurement technology and posters, a show by two mentalists, and individual drawings by a speed portrait artist - a special atmosphere was created that made this day unforgettable for us. Our warmest thanks go out to all guests who experienced this day together with us. Your long-standing loyalty, your interest, and the many stimulating conversations made our anniversary something truly special. We are pleased to share some impressions of this day with you. |
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2026
What functions as a matter of course today began back then with an idea, a lot of courage, and a healthy dose of passion.
A lot has changed since our founding: tasks, technologies, requirements, skills, projects - and of course, we have developed as well.
What has remained: our curiosity, our interest in the tasks at hand, our commitment to quality, and the joy of developing technical solutions and implementing them in reality.
We will continue to do what we do best—we conceptualize, plan, position, dimension, build, and evaluate sealing structures.
We see technologies in materials science that open up entirely new possibilities for the simulation and modeling of flow and transport processes. We continue to develop sealing segments based on geologically verified materials.
We are bringing the concepts and experiences from mining sealing structures into the boreholes of the oil and gas industry, underground fluid storage in caverns, as well as boreholes for geothermal energy and carbon capture and storage (CCS).
In short: We still have big plans ahead - and we are looking forward to it!