Grenke

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Grenke AG

Headquarters Baden-Baden
Company type	Aktiengesellschaft
Traded as	FWB: GLJ
ISIN	DE000A161N30
Industry	Leasing
Founded	1978; 46 years ago (1978)
Headquarters	Baden-Baden, Germany
Key people	Dr Sebastian Hirsch (Chair of the Board)[1]
Revenue	€3.46 billion (2023)
Number of employees	2,068[2]
Website	www.grenke.de

Grenke AG is a German manufacturer-independent leasing company which is specialized in office communication-products, including printers, copiers, telephone systems, servers and laptop computers.^[3][4] Besides its leasing-activities, Grenke makes a notable portion of its revenue with factoring services. By acquiring the German private bank Hesse Newman in 2009, the company obtained a banking license. The most important markets for the company are Germany, France and Italy.^[5][6]