Technisat

TechniSat Digital GmbH is a prominent German consumer electronics manufacturer founded on June 10, 1987, by Peter Lepper (who passed away in January 2024 at age 77) in Daun, located in the Eifel region. Starting with the objective of producing high-quality satellite reception technology for end consumers, TechniSat has evolved into one of Germany's leading independent consumer electronics companies, alongside Loewe and Metz, that develops and manufactures products domestically. Headquartered at Julius-Saxler-Str. 3 in Daun, the company operates with over 2,500 employees across nine locations spanning Germany, France, Poland, Hungary, and the Czech Republic, generating revenues of €440.3 million (2010). Currently managed by Stefan Kön as Managing Director under parent company Techniropa Holding GmbH (100% owned by LEPPER Stiftung e.S.), TechniSat specializes in direct broadcast satellite receivers, digital televisions, car navigation and entertainment systems, tablet computers, digital radios, smart home devices, and lifestyle electronics. The company achieved notable milestones including launching 'the smallest digital antenna in the world' in 1992, operating TechniTipp-TV channel (2007-2008), and maintaining a very high level of vertical manufacturing with extensive service programs. TechniSat emphasizes research and development from initial concept through finished products, maintaining its reputation as an internationally recognized leader in digital technology innovation while serving customers through comprehensive German engineering expertise and quality standards.