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New: Digital Invoices from WTH

WTH aims to make processes more efficient and transparent. Starting January 1, 2025, we will exclusively create, process, and archive electronic invoices. The hybrid data format “ZUGFeRD” (Central User Guide of the Forum for Electronic Invoicing Germany) will be used. This ensures WTH invoices are machine-readable and can be automatically processed by recipients via the embedded XML file. At the same time, the invoice will also be available as a visual document (PDF file) for recipients who cannot process electronic invoices.

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A Look Behind the Scenes at AOS

(jb) – Company tours promote good collaboration: Not far from WTH GmbH’s headquarters in Stade, we have one of our supply plants with which we maintain particularly long-standing relationships – Aluminium Oxide Stade GmbH (AOS) in Stade-Bützfleth. AOS is part of DADCO Alumina & Chemicals.

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Welcome back to the workplace

(mud) – Summer, sun, beach – and: substitute services. The gaze at the colleague’s workplace is vacant. The desk neighbor is on vacation. Now, substitute services are required. Office days have new, additional focal points. This applies to everyone at some point because eventually even those left behind go on vacation. Concentrated presence at the desk is then necessary for those who remain, says WTH CEO Gero Thieme: “There is hardly a chance to use flexible working hours for an earlier end of the workday…”

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Plastpol – a success

(mud) – For the fourteenth time this year, WTH GmbH from Stade participated in “Plastpol” in Kielce, Poland. Company CEO Gero Thieme is convinced: “Our persistent engagement in the neighboring country is slowly paying off. A dynamically growing business is developing in Poland, as well as in neighboring countries.”

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„Doing business with people“

(snt/mud) – Whether large or small – for Dr. Silke-Nicola Trzaska, all trade shows attended by WTH are equally important. She also does not believe that digitization will banish trade shows “to the screens” in the future. Dr. Trzaska (WTH- Sales and Application Engineering) rates the value of the interaction of trade fairs highly. After all, “We do business with people.” Here, the graduate chemist precisely describes her impressions of trade fair activity yesterday and today:

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