- 1991Established
- 35Years in trade
- 3Vacancies open
- 1,895.69MOM, close of 2025
- 12,755Inhabitants of Hagenkirchen
About us
Momann Import is a trading house, based at Hagenkirchen in Westgau. The company was founded on 28 May 1991 by Kerstin Momann and has traded for 35 years.
Momann Import provides a full range of trading services from its headquarters at Hagenkirchen. We are committed to our customers, our staff and the town that made us. Our products are in every region of the country.
Our founder. Kerstin Momann, clerk, was born at Salzhafen on 10 December 1964.
Our range
We offer salt fish, peat and cordage to customers throughout the country.
Sold at Hagenkirchen and through dealers in every region. The town has 3 other trading houses; ours is the one with our name on it.
Our history
The registered office is at 87 Reed Row, Hagenkirchen. The history below is drawn from the company's own records and the register of companies.
- 1991 Momann Import is founded at Hagenkirchen by Kerstin Momann. In the press.
- 1994 Momann Import lists on the Vellmar Exchange as MOM. In the press.
Working with us
3 positions are open at present. Salaries are by the month, before deductions.
| Position | Where | Terms | Salary | Closes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Buyer | Hagenkirchen | full-time | 3,750 marka | 26 November 2026 |
| Buyer | Hagenkirchen | apprenticeship | 2,200 marka | 20 November 2026 |
| Import clerk | Hagenkirchen | full-time | 3,100 marka | 19 December 2026 |
All vacancies are also advertised on Stellenmarkt. Ask us about working here, stating age, trade and Marsh Regiment service if any.
Investors
Momann Import is quoted on the Vellmar Exchange as MOM since 1994. Last year-end close: 1,895.69 marka (31 December 2025).
Year-end prices as published by the Vellmar Exchange. No other prices are published.
Contact
Momann Import87 Reed Row
Hagenkirchen, Westgau
Schwartzistan
Correspondence to the registered office. Callers by appointment. Encyclopedia entry: Momann Import.
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