Our story - Dalbo

75 YEARS IN BLUE - ENGINEERING THE FUTURE OF FARMING

From a humble forge in Bindeballe to a global agricultural machinery innovator, DALBO’s journey is powered by purpose, precision, and people.

1948

The Beginning in Bindeballe

Henry Pedersen opened a small village forge in Bindeballe, Denmark. What started as repairs and handmade tools for local farmers soon evolved into something much greater. DALBO’s roots were humble—but deeply grounded in practical craftsmanship.

1964

First Breakthrough

The invention of the unloader lift marked DALBO’s first big step forward. This innovation made everyday work easier for farmers and became the company’s springboard into machinery production.

1975

Rolling into Exports

DALBO joined the Agromek trade fair and landed its first export order— sending rollers to Norway. This marked the beginning of an international journey that’s still expanding today.

1980

First SIMA Appearance

DALBO took a major step and signed up for the French SIMA trade fair. The company then began exporting to France, the UK and Austria.

2016

MEGAROLL Launches

The world’s largest roller — MEGAROLL with a width of 24.3 meters — rolled onto the fields. A bold engineering statement and a symbol of DALBO’s commitment to scale, efficiency, and precision.

2023

Celebrating 75 Years

From village forge to global player. DALBO now operates in 40+ countries, with local teams in key markets and a reputation for quality, innovation, and down-to-earth service.

And now?

From Bindeballe to the world

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Uk is the first market

Employees across Europe

Serving farmers in 40+ countries

A global name with local roots

Today, DALBO operates in over 40 countries, with branches and sales teams in the UK, France, Germany, and Poland. Exports account for 95% of our sales—but our headquarters still sits in Bindeballe, right where it all began.

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THE LAND NEEDS CULTIVATING. FOOD NEEDS GROWING. THAT WON’T CHANGE. BUT HOW WE DO IT MUST.

- KAJ PEDERSEN,

SON OF THE FOUNDER