Andersen Corp. to distribute employee profit sharing for first time in five years

Eligible employees at Andersen Corp. will split $8 million.

April 6, 2015 at 3:20PM
Andersen Windows assembly workers Mike Rowley, left, and Kevin Krenz installed sashes in double-hung frames on Wednesday at the Bayport plant.
Andersen Windows assembly workers Mike Rowley, left, and Kevin Krenz installed sashes in double-hung frames in April at the Bayport plant. (David Joles/The Minnesota Star Tribune)

Employee profit-sharing is back at Bayport-based Andersen Corp. Eligible employees will split more than $8 million under the program.

More than 8,000 of Andersen's about 10,000 employees are eligible for profit-sharing. Under the formula, eligible employees will receive $1,080.

Andersen Corp. is a maker of window and door product and operates three divisions: Andersen Windows Inc.; Renewal by Andersen LLC, a window replacement division; and Silver Line Building Products LLC, a vinyl windows and doors division. The privately held company, founded in 1903, does not disclose financial information.

It is the 100th anniversary of Andersen's profit-sharing program, but the company does not give out awards every year. "This is the first time in five years that Andersen has paid profit-sharing," said Jay Lund, chairman, president and CEO of Andersen Corp., "and the first time ever that employees from all three divisions are eligible to participate."

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