Germany's outdoor company Vaude headquarters in Tettnang on April 27th night triggered a fire due to lightning strikes on the roof.

The company said it had not received notice from headquarters at present.

There should be no impact.

Recently, a spokesman for the Vaude company also replied to the US media enquiries that the headquarters fire would not have any impact on US consumers when the area was in severe thunderstorm.

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It was soon discovered and immediately reported to the police. Firefighters arrived at the scene in a few minutes to put out the fire.

Unfortunately, although more than 70 firefighters were put into the fire, the blaze of fire continued to spread to the roof.

Vaude said afterwards that the fire caused serious damage to its factory buildings and kindergartens, and the entire building must be completely renovated.

"The losses caused by the fire are very sad, but fortunately, none of us was injured, and the new production facilities and logistics departments and management offices were not affected."

Vaude CEO Antje von Dewitz said in a statement released on the 30 th.

Obereisenbach is mainly produced due to fire.

The facilities of the product line are currently suspended, but the company says that all pre order orders will not be affected and the demand can be fully met, and the supply of orders to the extent of supply in the next few weeks is not yet clear.

"In the next few days, we will decide when we can produce and produce quantities and notify our customers as soon as possible," Antje von Dewitz said.

"The fire has placed us in an unexpected situation. In this case, our dealers are grateful for any possible delay in delivery."

VAUDE the remaining production facilities which have not been damaged by fire will continue to operate as usual. The new address of the company kindergarten has been selected, and the day care center will be moved temporarily.

The rest of the operation VAUDE will continue as usual.

The new premise Kinderhaus has been found to be in the day care center for the time being.

"From all sides, there are teams coming to help," Antje said. "Tettnang municipal government, construction departments, fire departments, on-site workers and surrounding kindergartens have provided us with a lot of support.

Here, I would like to thank all the firefighters who participated in the rescue that night. Thank you all for your efforts. "