Past, Present and Beyond
Innovation Never Rests
On this page, you will find an overview of key events of Peeters Group and our innovations over the years. Starting from the most recent developments to the early years.
2025
Launch of the new Pitbull, Peecon, Tulip and Peeters Group websites.

2022
Installation of solar panels at all our sites.

2021
Launch of our new Peeters Group website and online configurator.

2020
The new factory on Patagonweg in Etten-Leur has been commissioned to produce Pitbull Compact Loaders and Biga Topliner feed mixers.

2018
Peeters Group is launching its new product line, the Pitbull compact loaders, at the Intermat fair in Paris.

2010
Establishment of Tulip Agri in Qingdao, China to manufacture and sell feed mixers for the Chinese market, led by (brother of Dannie) Roland Peeters.

2009
New factory for production of Tulip arable line inaugurated in Etten-Leur

2001
Acquisition of Lely’s arable line, which will continue under Tulip brand name worldwide.

2000
New factory space in Etten-Leur is commissioned.

1996
Piet’s son, Dannie Peeters, takes over the business, with the full support of his wife Monique, who has worked for the company since 1987 working for the company.

1990
Tractor dealership De Bloken becomes Peeters Landbouwmachines.

1989
Expansion of factory space Achtmaal.

1982
Origin of the brand name Peecon (PEEters CONstructie).

1974
Construction of new workshop in Achtmaal.

1973
Piet Peeters establishes Tractorhandel De Bloken with his wife Irene.
