Jauch is participating in the “Germany Can Do More” campaign by wvib Schwarzwald AG. With this initiative, the company is sending a strong signal in support of the future of Germany as a technology and manufacturing hub – and the innovative strength of its industrial SME sector.
As a technology company, Jauch is making targeted investments in its headquarters and founding location in Villingen-Schwenningen. This includes expanding Battery production as well as building advanced testing, inspection, and certification capabilities. Particularly in the Battery sector, regulatory requirements are continuously increasing. European standards and regulations must be assessed, implemented, and continuously monitored. To meet these demands, Jauch employs qualified specialists and actively promotes expertise and professional development within the company.
At the same time, the effort required to comply with legal requirements and technical standards is steadily increasing.
Thomas Jauch, Managing Director of Jauch Quartz GmbH, explains:
“The SME sector has stood for innovation, engineering excellence, quality, and responsibility for decades. We, too, are making targeted investments in technology, production facilities, skilled professionals, and the further development of our company. At the same time, we are experiencing that regulatory requirements and bureaucratic processes are becoming increasingly complex. Anyone who wants to safeguard industrial value creation and innovation in Germany must once again give companies greater freedom for investment and growth. With our participation in the campaign, we are therefore sending a clear message: Germany can do more – and so can we.”
For Jauch, one thing is clear: technological expertise, entrepreneurial drive, and a highly skilled workforce are key prerequisites for a successful future. Equally important are competitive framework conditions that enable innovation rather than hinder it.
07/21/2026

With its participation in the “Germany Can Do More” campaign, Jauch is sending a clear signal in support of innovation, competitiveness, and Germany as an industrial hub. Pictured in front of the company headquarters in Villingen-Schwenningen (from left to right): Marc Schott, Timo Schmidt, Managing Director Thomas Jauch, and Eberhard Heiser.