The DKSH journey began in 1865. Asia’s vast, untapped opportunities encouraged three adventurous Swiss entrepreneurs to journey into the unknown. Caspar Brennwald (who later partnered with Hermann Siber-Hegner), Wilhelm Heinrich Diethelm and Eduard Anton Keller followed the prevailing advice of the day to: “go east, young man.” Independently, they sailed the oceans and endured many setbacks to reach new territories in Asia.
The three adventurers established flourishing trading houses. In 1865, Siber & Brennwald was founded in Yokohama, Japan. In the Philippines in 1868, Eduard Anton Keller joined C. Lutz & Co. in Manila, which he acquired in 1887 and renamed Ed. A. Keller & Co. And in Singapore, Wilhelm Heinrich Diethelm joined Hooglandt & Co. in 1871, which he took over in 1887 and set-up Diethelm & Co. Ltd.
The DKSH journey began in 1865. Asia’s vast, untapped opportunities encouraged three adventurous Swiss entrepreneurs to journey into the unknown. Caspar Brennwald (who later partnered with Hermann Siber-Hegner), Wilhelm Heinrich Diethelm and Eduard Anton Keller followed the prevailing advice of the day to: “go east, young man.” Independently, they sailed the oceans and endured many setbacks to reach new territories in Asia.
The three adventurers established flourishing trading houses. In 1865, Siber & Brennwald was founded in Yokohama, Japan. In the Philippines in 1868, Eduard Anton Keller joined C. Lutz & Co. in Manila, which he acquired in 1887 and renamed Ed. A. Keller & Co. And in Singapore, Wilhelm Heinrich Diethelm joined Hooglandt & Co. in 1871, which he took over in 1887 and set-up Diethelm & Co. Ltd.
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