About Tennant
Tennant designs, builds, and markets floor cleaning machines and related equipment used in commercial and public spaces. Its lineup covers maintenance and cleaning machinery, cleaning methods that reduce or eliminate detergent use, replacement parts and supplies, repair and upkeep services, specialty floor coatings, and systems for tracking equipment assets. The company is recognized for this floor care machinery and the surrounding support services that go with it.
Beyond the equipment itself, Tennant offers leasing, rental, and financing arrangements, as well as machine-to-machine technology that allows remote monitoring of its machines. Its products reach the market under several brand names, among them Tennant, Nobles, Alfa Uma Empresa Tennant, IRIS, VLX, IPC, Gaomei, and Rongen, along with private-label lines. Customers include cleaning contractors and a range of other businesses, reached through the company's own sales and service staff along with a network of authorized distributors. These products are put to use in places such as stores, warehouses, factories, arenas, offices, schools, hospitals, and parking areas.
Tennant was founded in 1870 and is headquartered in Eden Prairie, Minnesota, with design, manufacturing, and marketing operations spanning the Americas, Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and Asia Pacific. Its shares are listed on the NYSE under the ticker TNC.