HANOVER, Germany—ContiTech A.G. is investing almost $10 million in a project that significantly enlarges and enhances its Dolne Vestenice, Slovakia, factory. Included in the project are an expansion ...

With a new brochure created especially for the wind energy sector, ContiTech, based in Hanover, Germany, is strengthening its involvement in the renewable energies market by offering vibration control ...

Traverse City, Mich. — A glass-reinforced nylon cross beam took a top award in this year's Altair Enlighten Award, recognizing innovation in vehicle weight reduction. Developed by ContiTech Vibration ...

ContiTech Vibration Control is to acquire the moulded brake components business from Freudenberg Sealing Technologies, Weinheim. ContiTech Vibration Control is to acquire the moulded brake components ...

Germany-based ContiTech AG's Vibration Control group has developed a strut mount for General Motors Co.'s Cadillac brand using glass fiber-reinforced Ultramid nylon from BASF SE, as the primary ...

CHANGSHU-- ContiTech AG is investing in a new plant in this city that will start production in 2009. The plant will manufacture parts in three areas: vibration control, suspension systems such as air ...

HANOVER, Germany—ContiTech A.G. picked a strategic location—Changshu—as the site of a new research and development center for its Vibration Control business in Asia. Located in Jiangsu Province, about ...

Sumitomo Riko Co has acquired 1 company. A total of 1 acquisition came from private equity firms. Sumitomo Riko Co's largest acquisition to date was in 2013, when it acquired Anvis Group for $179M.

In today's car market, efficiency is the name of the game. In order to keep up with (or stay ahead of) the competition, General Motors is constantly finding ways to enhance its vehicles. One such way ...

Continental will invest more than $4 million to expand its research and development operations in northeast Indiana, advancing innovative technologies to reduce noise vibrations for the automotive and ...

CHANGSHU, China (March 8, 2013) — ContiTech, a division of Continental A.G., opened a new research and development center March 6 in Jiangsu Province, about 100 kilometers from Shanghai. ContiTech ...