Mammut

Mammut is a Swiss brand specializing in outdoor equipment and apparel, founded in 1862 by Kaspar Tanner in Dintikon, Switzerland. Initially established as a rope-making business, Mammut expanded its product range over the decades to include climbing equipment, hiking gear, and technical apparel. The brand is renowned for its commitment to safety, innovation, and high-quality products tailored for mountain sports enthusiasts.

In 2021, Mammut was acquired by Jacobs Capital, a private equity firm based in London, UK. Jacobs Capital focuses on investments in the consumer and leisure sectors, aiming to support the growth and development of its portfolio companies. Prior to this acquisition, Mammut was owned by Conzzeta AG, a Swiss holding company. The acquisition by Jacobs Capital marked a new chapter in Mammut's history, with the firm expressing enthusiasm for the brand's storied legacy and its potential for future growth.

Mammut's products are manufactured in multiple countries, including China, India, the Philippines, Turkey, Vietnam, Germany, Italy, Latvia, Portugal, and Romania. This global manufacturing strategy allows Mammut to meet the diverse needs of its international customer base while maintaining the high-quality standards associated with the brand. The company's headquarters are located in Seon, Switzerland, and it operates in over 40 countries through subsidiaries, distributors, and agencies, employing around 800 people as of 2024. Mammut's product offerings include technical apparel, footwear, climbing equipment, and avalanche safety gear, combining Swiss craftsmanship with contemporary design to cater to the needs of mountain sports enthusiasts worldwide.