The Design segment is the strongest in terms of revenue and the most global of the business units: among its major subsidiaries is Nemetschek Allplan GmbH with the Allplan product family, the core of the Nemetschek group. The holding company maintains ten product brands, for the most part independently. Since 2008 Nemetschek AG has been acting as a holding company with four business units: Design (Architecture and Civil Engineering), Building, Management and Multimedia. and the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Nachhaltiges Bauen (DGNB) (the German Sustainable Building Council). The company is active on numerous boards in the industry: For instance, Nemetschek is a member of the BuildingSMART e.V. After a period of consolidation, the next takeovers occurred in 2006: with the purchases of the Hungarian Graphisoft and the Belgian SCIA International, Nemetschek moved on to become one of the leading vendors of AEC (Architecture, Engineering, Construction) software solutions in Europe. A series of company takeovers were to follow, the largest acquisitions including the American Diehl Graphsoft (now Nemetschek Vectorworks) and MAXON Computer with its Cinema 4D software for visualization and animation. The company, operating as Nemetschek AG since 1994, went public in 1999 and has been listed in the Prime Standard market segment in Frankfurt ever since.
the structural design program vendor Friedrich + Lochner. The first acquisitions were made at the end of the 90s, e.g.
Nemetschek began to expand internationally in the 80s: in 1996 the company had subsidiaries in eight European countries and distribution partners in nine countries in Europe, and since 1992 has also had an additional development site in Bratislava, Slovakia. This allowed designers to model buildings in three dimensions. The main product, Allplan – a CAD system for architects and engineers, was launched in 1984. In 1981 Nemetschek Programmsystem GmbH was founded and was responsible for software distribution Georg Nemetschek’s engineering firm continued to be in charge of program development.
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