stift-klosterneuburg.at

Stift Klosterneuburg is an Augustinian canons' monastery in Austria. Its economic enterprises (Wirtschaftsbetriebe) cover several business areas, including a wine estate with a Vinothek, agriculture, forestry and property holdings. According to the website, these operations provide the economic basis for the religious community, its parishes and the upkeep of the abbey.

The website names visitors to the abbey's museums, exhibitions and events, cultural tourists and buyers at the wine estate's Vinothek among those it serves. It does not describe its full customer base, pricing or revenue model in detail.

The abbey was founded in 1114 and handed to the Augustinian canons in 1133. The website states that around 200 people work in its four business areas. The management page lists Propst Anton Höslinger as head of the abbey and Andreas Gahleitner as Wirtschaftsdirektor, who has held that role since 2008. Open positions include a researcher for the Pius-Parsch Institut, head of the Vinothek, an installer, an accountant and an assistant in the business directorate.

Product: Wine from the abbey's wine estate sold through the Vinothek, alongside agricultural, forestry and property operations, museums, exhibitions and events.