CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS IN ANHOLT

The plant expansion at the Anholt site comprises a total of 20,000 m² of additional hall space and will strengthen the TROX Group's production, logistics and administrative structures in the long term. 
The first construction phase will initially see the creation of 10,000 m² of production-related storage space, which will be completed by the end of 2027. Further construction phases will follow successively until overall completion in 2030.

The expansion includes, among other things:

• Modern logistics and administrative areas
  
  

• New premises for the TROX training workshop
  
  
• Integrated functional zones such as changing rooms, recreation rooms and catering facilities

The construction project actively takes into account the special location in the Issel floodplain:
The flood overflow will be adapted and designed to be close to nature, so that technology, infrastructure and the environment blend harmoniously.

The result is an efficient, future-oriented location that creates space for further growth – while focusing on ecological responsibility and optimal working conditions.

Photo: Details of the construction project with car park extension (front of picture), flood overflow including greenery and new factory area (rear and left-hand side of picture)

Architecture & expansion – efficient and future-oriented

The plant expansion in Anholt comprises 20,000 m² of new hall space for production, storage, administration and training. In a first step, 10,000 m² of production-related storage space will be created by the end of 2027. The remaining construction phases will follow successively, with completion planned for the end of 2030.

Training & working environment – integrated and future-proof

An integral part of the expansion is the TROX training workshop, which will be housed in modern premises in the new building complex. In addition, important functional areas such as changing rooms, recreation areas and catering zones will be integrated directly into the hall structure – ensuring short distances and contemporary working conditions.

Site design – functionally embedded & regionally coordinated

The expansion strengthens the TROX Group's largest site – both structurally and economically. The new site will be functionally embedded in the existing campus and consistently designed for efficiency and employee orientation.

Climate-sensitive planning – designed to be close to nature and in harmony with the region

Due to its location in the Issel floodplain, the site is being developed with particular care: the flood overflow will be adapted and landscaped to meet both ecological and technical requirements. The project is being carried out in close consultation with the relevant authorities – a clear commitment to responsibility and sustainability.

Photo: (from left) Adaptation of the flood overflow including greening, agri-photovoltaic system with grassland management, redesign of the Isselufers with flood overflow and greening, car park extension with appropriate greening.