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PERI UK

The PERI brand was founded in 1969 by Artur and Christl Schwörer in a small town called Weissenhorn.

Since 1969, we have worked alongside our customers to create safe, innovative and optimal systems for their construction projects, no matter how complicated, challenging or unique they are.

Today, we employ c9,500 people and operate through more than 60 subsidiaries and over 120 logistics centres worldwide. Still owned by the founding family, we are proud of our heritage and independence, and remain committed to building long-term relationships with our customers.

PERI serves its customers worldwide with innovative system equipment and a comprehensive range of services related to formwork and scaffolding technology.

Through our products and services, our aim is to make construction more efficient, faster and safer.

Impact isn’t just what we say — it’s what we do.

As we look back on 2025, we’re proud of the ways we’ve made a difference, big and small — for our people, those in need, and the planet. But we’re not done yet. We’re committed to continuing this journey and creating meaningful change in the years ahead. For now, take a moment to flick through the moments of impact we’re most proud of and get to know our business a little better.

History of PERI

Join us on an impressive journey through the eventful history of PERI. 

Our Commitment to Sustainability

The issue of sustainability has a firm place in our business processes. Product development is already focused on the best utilization of materials and thus the most economical use.

Raw material selection and procurement is carried out in terms of ecological sustainability with timber, for example, coming mainly from certified growing regions.

New technologies and efficient production processes ensure the best quality and long service life of PERI system equipment which, in turn, has a positive effect on the consumption of resources. Delivery and construction site logistics are also optimized regarding shipping volumes and transportation routes.

Strategically-positioned sites guarantee short delivery distances whereby transportation is also continuously optimized through an intelligent logistics network.

The biomass power station at the Weissenhorn production site is a symbol for sustainable action at PERI. From wood shavings, a waste product from the girder production, power and heat are generated in the power plant which contributes a significant part of the used energy mix at the production facilities.

Sustainability Report

With our Sustainability Report, we show how we approach the topic of sustainability at PERI.

We report openly and transparently on where we stand today, in which areas we can and must improve and which concrete sustainability goals PERI has set itself for the medium and long term.