When was HBC-radiomatic founded?

HBC-radiomatic was founded in 1947.

Where is HBC-radiomatic located?

HBC-radiomatic is headquartered in Germany.

How many employees does HBC-radiomatic have?

As of Aug 31, 2026, the latest employee count at HBC-radiomatic is 125.

Where does HBC-radiomatic rank among its competitors?

HBC-radiomatic ranks 3rd amongst 57 active competitors, only 1 of which is funded.

Who are the top competitors of HBC-radiomatic?

HBC-radiomatic's top competitors include Cattron Group International, Tele Radio and Srpremote.

HBC-radiomatic - 2026 Company Profile, Team & Competitors

Company Details

Manufacturer of radio control systems for industrial and construction applications. The company provides transmitters, receivers, data transmission solutions, and battery technology. It offers systems for industrial cranes, construction machinery, and vehicle technology. The business also provides spare parts, repairs, and training services.

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Founded Year

1947

Location

Germany

Stage

Unfunded

Ranked

3^rd among 57 active competitors

Employee Count

125 as on Aug 31, 2026

Similar Companies

Cattron Group International & 56 more

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HBC-radiomatic has not raised any funding rounds yet.

The founders of HBC-radiomatic are Martin Brendel and Alfred Huber.

Here are the details of HBC-radiomatic's key team members:

Martin Brendel: Former Co-Founder of HBC-radiomatic.
Alfred Huber: Former Co-Founder of HBC-radiomatic.

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HBC-radiomatic's employee count trend

HBC-radiomatic has 125 employees as of Aug 26. Here is HBC-radiomatic's employee count trend over the years:

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Top competitors of HBC-radiomatic include Cattron Group International, Tele Radio and Srpremote. Here is the list of Top 10 competitors of HBC-radiomatic, ranked by Tracxn score:

Rank	Company Details	Short Description	Total Funding	Investors	Tracxn Score
1st	Cattron Group International 1946, Sharpsville (United States), Acquired	Provider of wireless control solutions	-	RFE Investment Partners, Argosy Capital & 1 others	46/100
2nd	Tele Radio 1955, Gothenburg (Sweden), Acquired	Manufacturer and developer of industrial radio control systems	-	-	44/100
3rd	HBC-radiomatic 1947, Germany, Unfunded	Manufacturer of radio control systems for industrial and construction applications	-	-	36/100
4th	Srpremote 2021, Rajkot (India), Unfunded	Manufacturer and exporter of industrial crane control solutions, including wireless radio remotes	-	-	30/100
5th	Tyro Remotes 1995, London (United Kingdom), Acquired	Manufacturer of mechanical, hydraulic, and electrical machinery	-	-	29/100
6th	Akerstroms 1918, Gagnef (Sweden), Unfunded	Provider of sustainable solutions for remote control and digitization of industrial operations	-	-	29/100
7th	NBB 1977, Olbronn-durrn (Germany), Unfunded	Manufacturer of industrial-grade wireless remote controls	-	-	28/100
8th	Hetronic 1982, Oklahoma City (United States), Acquired	Manufacturer of radio remote control systems for industrial equipment. These systems are designed for use in various sectors including construction, agriculture, mining, and more. The company offers a wide selection of transmitters and receivers, along with accessories and business solutions tailored to specific industry needs. They provide fully customizable solutions to enhance safety and efficiency in remote operation of machinery. The product line includes handheld and other form factor transmitters, various receiver types, and field bus communication options. The company also offers support and service for its products.	-	-	28/100
9th	AUTEC 1986, Caldogno (Italy), Unfunded	Manufacturer of industrial wireless remote control systems for various sectors. These systems provide remote operation of machinery in construction, industrial lifting, logistics, agriculture, and maritime applications. The company designs and manufactures solutions for both mobile and fixed-position machinery, offering a range of handheld triggers, base stations, and modular control systems. Products are designed with safety as a primary concern and incorporate features such as configurable radio frequencies and various communication interfaces. Cable-based control units are also available for applications where wireless technology is unsuitable.	-	-	28/100
10th	Hatox 2005, Birkenfeld (Germany), Unfunded	Manufacturer of wireless remote controls and industrial control systems	-	-	25/100