The Dutch newspaper ‘De Telegraaf’ has published an interview with Kendrion CEO Joep van Beurden featuring our strategic plans in China, electrification and how we respond to it, and our growth ambitions in Automotive. Read the summary of the interview:

By Telly Kuo, President of Kendrion Asia

Today, our new state-of-the-art factory in Suzhou, China, is officially open. The 28.000m² facility is the biggest yet in the Kendrion Group, allowing us to serve our Chinese customers better, faster, and at more competitive prices, while increasing our foothold and share in the market. The plant is fully equipped to manufacture products from all our Business Groups: Industrial Brakes, Industrial Actuators and Controls and Automotive E. The factory is expected to meet growth demands until at least 2027, and longer if we include Phase II.

Today, Kendrion officially opened its new 28,000m2 manufacturing facility in Suzhou’s Industrial Park in China to serve Kendrion’s growing Chinese customer base. The new state-of-the art plant is the biggest yet in the Kendrion Group and is a powerful testament of the company’s commitment to further growth. Kendrion’s executive management, senior Suzhou government officials and employees attended the official ceremony.

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"Kendrion and INTORQ Establish Joint Quality Management System, so it wasn’t a stretch to also optimize the internal and external processes in order to effectively take advantage of the strengths of both companies - Quality to the Power of 2! The goal is to merge the know-how and experience of the two already certified companies in order to perform even better as a unit. The primary focus lies on customer satisfaction and benefits", Andreas Pusel told us in an interview.

Kendrion N.V. confirms that all resolutions that were brought up for vote were adopted by the general meeting of shareholders earlier today.