Polat Group, a leader in manufacturing reducers in Turkey, carries out the sales and service activities appealing to the internal and world markets with the brand of PGR, and to the European market with NRW brand under which it performs assembly and logistics activities of production with the structuring in Germany.
Polat Group Redüktör San. ve Tic. A. Ş. started to operate under A. Polat Makina Sanayi ve Tic. A.Ş and gained a legal entity status in 2004 as the result of its growth and development in a short time. Having had a splendid growth trend since the commencement day including the days of crises, PGR has come a long way in the process of branding in domestic market. Having become a leading firm in domestic industry, PGR has turned out to be a firm which realizes export activities into more than 70 countries in 5 continents, especially Germany.
PGR continues its business activities with reducer production capacity for 250.000 pieces annually in Astim Organized Industry Zone, central factory zone for 15.000 m2, assembly factory for 20.000 m2 in Aydın Umurlu Organized Industry Zone, Ankara and Istanbul branches with approximately 300 employees, national and international vendors, distributors and PGR GmbH assembly factory established in an area for 5.000 m2 in Germany since 2014.
As a brand exporting for more than 80 countries, we brought PGR GmbH into service in 2014 in Ahlen, Nordrhein-Westfalen Germany in order to increase our share in European Market. Our factory with production area for 5.800 m2 delivers our products to our customers in Europe by means of experienced and professional employees swiftly and provides aftermarket support in-place, therefore, it constitutes a robust bridge connecting Europe and Turkey.
In addition to olive oil production lines and modules, we produce industrial solutions with our centrifuge and separation equipment.
We provide value-added services to the olive producers and the olive cultivation industry in Turkey with our high capacity plants.
We bring innovation to the sector of arboriculture in Turkey where crepe myrtles are cultivated, with Turkey’s largest and the world’s 3rd largest plant.