During the Belgian Economic Mission to Turkey, Group Jansen signed a strategic cooperation agreement with Turkish partner Altinbölme. With this partnership, the Belgian construction group is taking an important step in its international expansion, with a strong focus on modular cleanroom solutions and climate ceilings.
Shared DNA
The demand for high-quality clean rooms and smart cooling solutions is growing worldwide, including in the pharmaceutical, healthcare and high-tech sectors. This demand is also growing strongly in Turkey. Group Jansen is responding to that evolution by anchoring its modular systems developed and produced in Belgium internationally through strong, local partners. “Altinbölme is a family business. Just like at Group Jansen, entrepreneurial spirit, craftsmanship and healthy ambition are in its DNA,” opens Sarai Bervoets, CCO at Group Jansen. “Last year we got talking at an event, not much later we visited the headquarters in Bursa and the first projects were visited. The enthusiasm was palpable, both among the Altinbölme team and us. This led to a first declaration of intent and thus today an official partnership. By combining our modular systems with their local expertise, we can switch faster.
International Partnership
Altinbölme will act as distribution and installation partner in Turkey and play a key role in the further rollout of Group Jansen’s solutions. “Thanks to our local presence, market knowledge and implementation capacity, projects can be realized efficiently and customized” adds Aydın Altinova, CEO of Altinbölme.
“But the collaboration goes beyond mere distribution. We focus on an integrated approach in which customers are guided through the entire process: from initial analysis and design to installation and delivery. We combine international technology with local strength, which is exactly what this market needs today,” Altinova adds.
Clear ambitions
The agreement underscores a broader trend within the construction industry: the shift to integrated, modular systems. Centralizing, standardizing and prefabricating production creates more efficient processes, shorter lead times and higher quality.
“Our ambition is clear: we want to scale up our expertise internationally without compromising on quality,” Sarai Bervoets concludes. “After months of preparation, this is our first international partnership around cleanrooms and climate ceilings. And at the same time only the beginning: talks are also underway in India, Africa and other regions. With partners such as Altinbölme and our new production site in Oudsbergen, we are continuing to build a strong and sustainable ecosystem for critical environments.”