We only engage in business that can be expected to benefit both the buyer and the seller.
Our Core
Vision
At GC Rieber we are convinced that the decisions we take today affects the future. As a company we have responsibility to ensure that our actions contribute to economic growth, good living conditions and a sustainable environment.
Together with our stakeholders, we leverage the strengths of our core values: “creative, diligent, and responsible” —to build a future where progress and sustainability go hand in hand.
Creating Joint Futures
Values
Creative
We enjoy the challenge of finding new ways of doing things, and we dare to question established “truths”. We annually host the Innovation Challenge, which champions innovation and an entrepreneurial spirit.
Dilligent
We are constantly looking for new opportunities and work tirelessly to transform those opportunities into tangible results.
Responsible
We go about our business with a strong sense of responsibility towards our customers, society, the environment and each other.
Business Principles
Business principle 2
It is better to risk your money than your reputation Do not speculate, except in so far as is necessary in the normal course of operations.
Business principle 3
Never place all your eggs in one basket.
Business principle 4
The ABCDEF rule – “At Besidde Contanter Det Er Finessen” – The art is to always have sufficient liquid assets.
Business principle 5
The first losses are always the smallest. It is better to sell at a loss than not to sell at all.
Business principle 6
It is just as important to build up the company’s human resources as its financial resources.
Business principle 7
Value the person who makes two blades of grass grow where before there was only one.
Business principle 8
In order to preserve, we must always renew. Constantly innovate and retain what is best. Focus on where we can excel.
Business principle 9
We must maintain an open dialogue between our community, business partners, employees and shareholders.
Business principle 10
Natural resources should be passed on to future generations in at least as good shape as they were in when we took over.