Germany, Berlin.
Grellin Textile Factory.
Grellin Textile Factory is a medium-sized privately-owned textile enterprise in Germany, which nearly went bankrupt during the economic crisis in 1875.
Subsequently, during an inspection by Heixinggen Bank, it was rated as a quality enterprise, thereby receiving a capital injection and continuing its operations.
In the 1980s, it developed rapidly and became one of the quality textile enterprises in Berlin, also serving as an important talent training base for the Heixinggen consortium.
The main reason Grellin Textile Factory caught the Heixinggen consortium's attention is the Grellin family's emphasis on technology and their strict corporate management model.
The Grellin family itself transitioned from Junker land nobility to bourgeois aristocracy, so the factory implemented comprehensive military management.
