Deep Intelligence Across Industries

Company Headquarters: Italy Founded: 1940s Workforce: ~ 180 Company Working: Idra srl designs, manufacture, and sells die casting machines and completely automated cells. It offers die casting machines into five categories namely OL CS, Giga Press, OL R, XPRESS, and NOX. It also manufactures various parts and components such as holding or dosing furnaces, metal ladle, die lubricators, casting extractors (inserts loading, casting unloading), casting presence control, cooling tank, c-frame or tie bar trim presses, conveyors, die thermo regulators, die casting dies and trim tools. It has sales offices located in the North America, Europe, and Asia-Pacific. The company also offers training courses, technical advice, and technological support.

Company Headquarters: US Founded: 1988 Workforce: ~ 3,900 Company Working: Dynacast designs, manufacturers, and sells non-ferrous die-castings, aluminum die-casting, plastic products aluminum foundry, laminated plastic plates. It offers machines for multi-slide die casting, hot chamber die casting, cold chamber die casting, and injected metal assembly (IMA). It also manufactures dies and tools required for die casting machines and various machining processes. The company operates as a subsidiary of Form Technologies. The company has 21 manufacturing facilities in 16 countries across Asia-Pacific, Europe, and North America. It offers die casting machines and solutions for automotive, consumer electronics, and healthcare industries. Dynacast Industrial Products, FisherTech, and Techmire are some of the subsidiaries of the company.

Company Headquarters: Japan Founded: 1999 Workforce: ~750 Company Working: Ube Machinery Corporation Ltd. designs, manufactures, and sells die casting machines, injection molding machines, extrusion press, vertical mills, kilns, bulk handling machines, water screening equipment, bridges, floodgates, steel structures, and other industrial machinery. It offers molding machines for industrial machinery, bridges, casting, steelmaking, electronics, and marine equipment. The company has manufacturing facilities located in the US, China, and Japan and sales offices located in the above-mentioned countries and Mexico, Thailand, India, Germany, and Brazil. UBE Techno Engineering Co Ltd. and U-MHI Platech Co., Ltd. are some of the subsidiaries of the company.

Magna International Inc. designs, engineers, and manufactures components, assemblies, systems, subsystems, and modules for original equipment manufacturers of vehicles and light trucks worldwide. It operates through four segments: Body Exteriors & Structures, Power & Vision, Seating Systems, and Complete Vehicles. The Body Exteriors & Structures segment provides body and chassis, exterior, and roof systems, as well as battery enclosures and engineering and testing services, including fascia and trims, front end modules, integration panels, liftgate modules, active aerodynamics, engineered glass, running boards, truck bed access products, breakthrough lightings, quarter windows, encapsulated glasses, and side doors. The Power & Vision segment offers ?electric drive systems and components, such as emotors, inverters, onboard chargers, gearboxes, and e-clutch; dedicated hybrid drives, dual and hybrid dual clutch, and manual transmissions; AWD/4WD products and rear drive modules; transmission, driveline components, and ICE; engineering services; advanced driver assistance systems sensors and, and electronic control units; interior and exterior mirrors, camera and driver monitoring systems and electronics, actuators, door handles, and overhead consoles; forward, rear, and auxiliary lighting products; latching, door modules, window, power closure, and hinges and wire forming systems; and modular and textile folding roofs, and hard and soft tops. The Seating Systems segment provides seat structures, mechanism and hardware solutions, and foam and trim products. The Complete Vehicles segment offers vehicle engineering and manufacturing services. The company also designs, engineers, and manufactures tooling products

Company Headquarters: Hessen, Germany Founded: 2012 Workforce: ~10,000 Company Working: Vibracoustic GmbH is one of the leading experts offering solutions for noise, vibration, and harshness. The company offers mobility solutions to its customers under its two business units namely, RIDE Solutions and DRIVE solutions. The product and solution portfolio of the company includes air springs, cabin mounts, chassis mounts, vibration dampers, and motor mounts. The company serves 19 of the top 20 vehicle manufacturers across the globe and works with 9 of the top 10 battery electric vehicle OEMs. Vibracoustic has presence in 19 countries, and 43 sites, 21 of which are dedicated for R&D activities.

Company Headquarters: France Founded: 1934 Workforce: ~ 50 Company Working: Paulstra manufactures plastic and rubber products. The company provides flexible bushes, elastomer mounts, acoustic foams, couplings, and dynamic sealings, as well as engineering services. It develops leading-edge products for vibro-acoustic field. The company caters to the requirements of aeronautics, rail, marine, and defense industries in France. PAULSTRA VIBRACHOC’s range of products include technical solutions that respond to vibration, misalignment of shafts, noise, sealing, and torque irregularity problematic. There are more than 3000 references on around five kinds of products including metal mounts, elastomer mounts, flexible bushes, dynamic sealing, and flexible coupling.

Company Headquarters: Australia Founded: 1974 Workforce: ~ 50 Company Working: Nolathane is one of the pioneers in offering a complete range of suspension systems. In the 1970s the company introduced polyurethane suspension products in the market and has rapidly built its reputation for its product performance and quality. Its products are invented to replace the brass bushes in vehicles competing in the hill climb events. The products have evolved to softer formulations for vehicle enhancement and general bush replacement.

Company Headquarters: India Founded: 1975 Workforce: ~ 700 Company Working: Hyundai Polytech is one of the leading technology companies that manufactures automotive plastic & rubber parts for suspension, steering, air conditioning & brakes system. Its line of business also includes the manufacturing of synthetic rubber. Its suspension parts include insulator assembly, dust cover, bumper rubber, rubber bush, spring pad, and stricker cap assembly. The company has its global presence in India, the US, China, and South Korea.

Company Headquarters: US Founded: 1931 Workforce: ~4200 Company Working: BOGE Rubber & Plastics provides lightweight components and vibration control technology for the automotive industry. The company develops innovative solutions for leading international car manufacturers. It combines core technologies of lightweight design and vibration control to develop integrated solutions for its customers. It has its presence globally in the US, France, Germany, China, Slovakia, Brazil, and Mexico. Its global presence allows the company to quickly respond to market changes. Its local presence and integration with its customer facilities enable it to provide customized solutions to its customers.

Company Headquarters: United States Founded: 1988 Workforce: 1,000+ Company Working: HISUN Motors Corp. is well-known for producing and distributing ATVs, UTVs, and e-utility vehicles. The company has been around since 1988 and is well-known for manufacturing durable and dependable off-road vehicles for leisure and work. HISUN Motors Corp., USA is a subsidiary of HISUN Motors Corp., a world-renowned Powersports manufacturer headquartered in Dallas, Texas. HISUN Motors Corp., USA, is an off-road vehicle manufacturer prioritizing innovation, performance, and customer happiness when designing and manufacturing their vehicles. HISUN has many off-road vehicles that can be used for various purposes, from recreational driving to farming and landscaping to business uses. The company sells all-terrain vehicles (ATVs) with a variety of engine sizes, utility vehicles (UTVs) with a range of passenger and cargo capacity options, and electric utility vehicles (EVs) for carbon-free work sites. Through its authorized dealerships and distributors, HISUN Motors Corp., USA, has built a strong distribution network across the United States. This wide-ranging system gives consumers easy access to sales, service, and parts support for HISUN off-road vehicles and guarantees global availability.

CFMOTO (Zhejiang CFMOTO Power Co., Ltd.) operates as a privately-held powersports and utility vehicle manufacturer with a global commercial presence spanning more than 100 countries. The company built its early reputation on engine manufacturing before expanding into complete vehicle production, and today maintains dedicated R&D centers, manufacturing facilities across Hangzhou, and an international distribution network that reaches North America, Europe, Australia, and Southeast Asia. Within the heavy Equipment and Utility Vehicles Market, CFMOTO's global footprint is anchored by its side-by-side utility vehicle (UTV) and all-terrain vehicle (ATV) lines, which are distributed through thousands of authorized dealers worldwide. CFMOTO's core portfolio in the utility vehicle segment centers on its UFORCE and ZFORCE side-by-side UTV platforms, which compete directly against established North American and European brands in the recreational and work-utility categories. The UFORCE series targets agricultural, ranching, and industrial utility applications with cargo-bed configurations and towing capacities designed for demanding terrain, while the ZFORCE line addresses sport-utility crossover buyers. CFMOTO positions these vehicles on a value-performance proposition, offering comparable engine displacement, suspension travel, and payload ratings to segment leaders at a materially lower retail price point, enabling the brand to capture share among cost-sensitive fleet buyers, rental operators, and individual utility users. CFMOTO's most consequential strategic move in the utility vehicle space is its long-standing technical partnership with KTM AG (now part of the Pierer Mobility Group), which grants CFMOTO access to KTM engine technology and co-development frameworks. This collaboration has elevated the engineering credibility of CFMOTO's powertrain offerings and accelerated its product development cycles for higher-displacement utility platforms. In parallel, CFMOTO has invested in expanding its North American dealer network and has established CFMOTO USA as a dedicated subsidiary to manage sales, parts, and warranty operations across the United States and Canada — a market where UTV demand remains among the highest globally. The company has also pursued electrification within the utility segment, unveiling electric UTV concepts and committing to hybrid and battery-electric variants as regulatory and consumer demand evolves. CFMOTO has grown to become one of the top-selling UTV and ATV brands by unit volume in several Asia-Pacific markets and has registered consistent year-over-year sales growth in North America, where its UFORCE 1000 and UFORCE 800 models compete in the high-volume work-utility sub-segment. The company's primary customer segments in the heavy Equipment and Utility Vehicles Market include agricultural operators, outdoor recreation consumers, rental fleet companies, and light industrial users.

Suzuki Motor Corporation, founded in 1909 in Hamamatsu, Japan, established Suzuki Motor USA as its North American subsidiary to distribute and support its diverse vehicle lineup across the United States. The parent corporation operates manufacturing and sales networks across more than 200 countries and territories, with consolidated global operations spanning automobiles, motorcycles, marine engines, and all-terrain utility vehicles. Within the heavy Equipment and Utility Vehicles Market, Suzuki Motor USA functions as the primary conduit for the parent company's off-road and utility-oriented product lines into the North American market, drawing on Suzuki Motor Corporation's vertically integrated manufacturing base in Japan, India, and Southeast Asia. Suzuki Motor USA's core portfolio relevant to the heavy Equipment and Utility Vehicles Market centers on its KingQuad series of all-terrain vehicles (ATVs), which are positioned as workhorse utility platforms for agricultural, recreational, and light industrial applications. The KingQuad lineup — spanning engine displacements from 400cc to 750cc — competes directly against Polaris, Can-Am, and Honda in the utility ATV segment, differentiating on powertrain reliability, four-wheel-drive capability, and towing capacity. Suzuki's utility ATVs are distributed through a dealer network across the United States, targeting rural landowners, farmers, and outdoor recreation consumers who require dependable load-bearing and terrain-traversal performance. Suzuki Motor Corporation's strategic direction for its utility vehicle segment has emphasized product refinement over aggressive platform expansion, with the KingQuad 750AXi remaining the flagship utility ATV and receiving incremental updates to fuel injection calibration and suspension tuning rather than full generational redesigns. The parent company has not announced major acquisitions specifically targeting the North American utility vehicle space in recent years; instead, Suzuki has maintained partnerships with its established dealer and distribution networks to sustain market presence. Suzuki Motor Corporation's broader corporate strategy, as outlined in its annual reports, prioritizes compact vehicle segments and emerging markets, which constrains the capital allocation directed toward expanding the North American high-equipment and utility vehicle lineup. Suzuki's KingQuad series retains a loyal customer base among agricultural operators and rural utility users in the United States, though the brand holds a smaller share of the North American utility ATV market compared to segment leaders Polaris and Can-Am. The utility ATV segment represents a niche but stable revenue contributor for Suzuki Motor USA, supported by aftermarket parts, accessories, and dealer service revenue.

Yamaha Motorsports USA as a wholly owned subsidiary (Yamaha Motors) responsible for sales, marketing, and distribution of powersports and utility vehicles across North America. The parent company is publicly listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange (7272) and reported consolidated net sales of approximately ¥2.4 trillion (roughly $16 billion USD) for fiscal year 2024. Within the heavy Equipment and Utility Vehicles Market, Yamaha's U.S. subsidiary functions as a critical commercial arm, channeling the parent's engineering output—developed across manufacturing facilities in Japan, the United States (Newnan, Georgia), and multiple Asian markets—into one of the world's largest utility vehicle consumer bases. Yamaha's core portfolio in the heavy Equipment and Utility Vehicles Market centers on its WOLVERINE and VIKING side-by-side utility vehicle (UTV) lines, which compete directly against Polaris RANGER, Can-Am Defender, and John Deere Gator platforms. The WOLVERINE RMAX series targets recreational and light-duty work applications with two- and four-seat configurations, while the VIKING VI offers a six-seat layout aimed at agricultural, ranch, and municipal fleet operators. Yamaha differentiates its UTV lineup through its proprietary Ultramatic continuously variable transmission, independent rear suspension across most trim levels, and a reputation for drivetrain durability built on decades of ATV manufacturing. The company distributes through an authorized dealer network exceeding 2,700 locations across the United States, providing service infrastructure that supports fleet and commercial buyers. Yamaha Motor Co. has directed strategic investment toward electrification and connectivity within the utility vehicle segment. The parent company announced a medium-term management plan through 2026 that allocates capital toward electric powertrain development for off-road and utility applications, with prototype electric UTVs demonstrated at industry events. Yamaha also maintains a long-standing OEM and technology-sharing relationship with Polaris Industries—most notably a historical engine supply arrangement—though competitive dynamics in the UTV segment have evolved as both companies expanded proprietary platforms. In the U.S. market, Yamaha has pursued dealer network expansion and fleet sales programs targeting government agencies, agricultural operations, and resort/hospitality operators as distinct commercial segments within the broader utility vehicle category. Yamaha's utility vehicle segment competes in a North American UTV market that industry sources place among the fastest-growing powersports categories, with Polaris and Can-Am (BRP) holding the largest volume shares and Yamaha occupying a consistent third-to-fourth position by unit sales. The WOLVERINE RMAX4 1000 and VIKING VI remain the flagship revenue contributors within Yamaha's U.S. utility vehicle portfolio. Commercial and government fleet buyers—including national park services, agricultural cooperatives, and resort operators—represent a growing share of Yamaha's UTV sales mix, reflecting the company's deliberate push beyond purely recreational buyers toward higher-margin, repeat-purchase institutional customers.

Teijin is a 108-year-old Japanese materials-and-healthcare group in the middle of the most radical portfolio reconstruction in its history. Having sold its IT arm (INFOCOM, ¥134.4 bn, 2024), its North American automotive composites business (2025) and its aramid-paper joint-venture stakes (to DuPont, 2026), Teijin has shrunk from a ¥1 trillion-revenue conglomerate to an ¥873 bn group in FY2025, absorbing ¥95.2 bn and ¥88.9 bn of impairments in consecutive years. From April 2026 it reports four segments: Apparel & Industries (the polyester-centric trading/manufacturing platform, enlarged on 1 October 2026 into TA Frontier with Asahi Kasei), Healthcare & Life Solutions (Japanese home healthcare and rare-disease pharma), Electronics & Energy (polycarbonate resins, battery separators, semiconductor membranes), and Specialty Materials (Twaron aramid, Tenax carbon fibre, composites — now explicitly a turnaround unit). Management's FY2028 targets — ¥60 bn adjusted operating income and 8% ROE — imply more than doubling FY2025 profit, largely through structural reform rather than volume growth. --- ### What Teijin does Teijin develops, manufactures, converts and sells polymer-based materials and provides healthcare products and services. Its activities span the full chemical value chain from monomer synthesis (aramid monomers at Delfzijl, Netherlands) through polymerisation, fibre spinning, resin compounding and textile conversion, to finished products and services such as home oxygen therapy and CPAP rental in Japan. **Company self-description (paraphrased from the May 2026 Medium-Term Plan briefing and FY2024 results deck).** Management describes Teijin as moving away from a "material-centric," capital-investment-led model, which it believes has reached its limits as materials commoditise, toward a "Customer-Driven" model. In this model, Teijin combines its tangible assets (materials, plants) and intangible assets (technologies, services, partner networks) to solve customers' latent problems — through *suriawase* (close co-creation with customers before specifications are fixed) and *kumiawase* (combining in-house and third-party technologies, services and partners). Teijin Frontier (textiles) and the home healthcare business are cited internally as the existing proof points of this model. ### Business model and revenue model | Revenue type | Where it arises | Approximate weight (analyst characterisation) | |---|---|---| | Product sales — manufactured materials | Aramid fibres, carbon fibre and prepregs, polycarbonate resin, battery separators, membranes, polyester fibre | Majority of Specialty Materials and Electronics & Energy | | Product sales — traded/converted goods | Textiles, apparel products, industrial textiles, building materials and resin products handled by TA Frontier (manufacturer-cum-trading house) | Majority of Apparel & Industries (~40% of group revenue) | | Service/rental (recurring) | Home oxygen concentrators, CPAP devices rented to patients via Japan's insurance-reimbursed home-care system; maintenance, contact centres, visiting nursing | Core of Healthcare & Life Solutions profit | | Pharmaceutical sales | Rare/intractable-disease drugs; legacy long-listed drugs being divested | Shrinking | | Licensing income | Pharmaceutical out-licensing (cited as a FY2025 profit contributor) | Small, lumpy | The precise product/service/licensing split is not publicly disclosed; the above is an independent characterisation based on segment disclosures. ### Value-chain position and customers **Upstream/integrated producer:** in para-aramid (one of two global leaders with DuPont's former Kevlar business), carbon fibre (one of the three Japanese majors with Toray and Mitsubishi Chemical) and polycarbonate resin. **Midstream converter/trader:** in polyester textiles, where the trading-house function (sourcing, design support, sewing, logistics, import handling) is as important as manufacturing. **Downstream service provider:** in Japanese home healthcare. **Customer types:** tyre and rubber goods makers; optical-fibre cable producers; body-armour and protective-apparel makers and defence agencies; aircraft OEMs and tier-1s (Airbus is publicly identified as a carbon-fibre application customer in Teijin's investor materials); automotive OEMs and suppliers; electronics, office-equipment and battery makers; apparel brands and retailers; construction-material customers (newly added via Asahi Kasei Advance); hospitals, physicians and patients in Japan. **End-markets served (per FY2025 assumptions slide, May 2025):** mobility (automotive, aircraft); infrastructure and industrial (optical fibre, water treatment, power cables, wind power); electrical and electronic equipment (office equipment, electronic devices, batteries, semiconductors); healthcare (pharmaceuticals, home medical devices). ### Independent characterisation Teijin is best understood today as two good businesses, one decent niche business and one large problem. The good businesses — polyester-based Apparel & Industries (FY2025 AOI ¥17.1 bn) and Japanese home healthcare (driving Healthcare AOI of ¥13.4 bn) — are asset-light, service-rich and return above the cost of capital. Electronics & Energy (FY2025 AOI ¥18.9 bn restated) is a profitable but cyclical niche. Specialty Materials (aramid, carbon fibre, composites; FY2025 AOI -¥9.0 bn restated) carries most of the group's capital, most of its impairment history and most of its execution risk. The investment case hinges on whether that segment can be stabilised without further write-downs.

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Company Headquarters: US Founded: 2017 Workforce: ~ NA Company Working: InnoTechRV is a part of WiPath Communications, a global conglomerate that creates and manufactures electronic devices for a range of markets, including transportation, utility, emergency services, and healthcare. InnoTechRV specialises on creating cutting-edge products for the recreational vehicle (RV) sector with the intention of improving customer convenience and enjoyment when RVing. RV WiFi and cellular boosters, intelligent RV monitoring systems, and other RV equipment and accessories are among the offerings from InnoTechRV. By offering dependable connectivity, enhanced safety and security, and increased convenience, their solutions are made to improve the RVing experience.

Company Headquarters: Chongqing, China Founded: China Workforce: ~ 1986 Company Working: Chongqing Sokon Motor (Group) Imp. & Exp. Co., Ltd. (Sokon) is a leading manufacturer and exporter of electric light commercial vehicles in China. The company offers a variety of products, such as electric vans, trucks, buses, pickups, and special vehicles. Sokon is committed to innovation and quality, and has developed its own brand of electric vehicles, SERES. SERES vehicles are powered by advanced battery and motor technologies, and feature intelligent driving systems, high safety standards, and low operating costs. SERES vehicles have a payload capacity of up to 1.5 tons and a range of up to 300 km. They can be recharged in 1.5 hours using a fast charger. Sokon’s SERES vehicles are sold in more than 30 countries and regions across Asia, Europe, America, and Africa.

Company Headquarters: France Founded: 1996 Workforce: ~ NA Company Working: Groupil is a French company that designs, manufactures, and distributes electric utility vehicles. Groupil's vehicles are used in a variety of industries, including local authorities, logistics, and last-mile deliveries. Groupil's vehicles are known for their reliability, durability, and low operating costs. The company's vehicles are also environmentally friendly, as they do not produce emissions. Groupil has a strong presence in Europe and is expanding into other markets around the world. The company has a network of distributors in over 40 countries.

Company Headquarters: India Founded: 1992 Workforce: N/A Company Working: CE Info Systems Pvt. Ltd. offers digital maps, GPS navigation, tracking, and location-based services through its flagship product, MapmyIndia. CE Info Systems has expanded beyond MapmyIndia to provide additional geospatial solutions such as GIS services, Location-based analytics, IoT-based solutions. MapmyIndia offers a wide range of mapping products and services, including digital maps that provide highly detailed and accurate maps of India, navigation products such as GPS devices, mobile apps and in-car navigation systems that offer turn-by-turn directions and voice-guided navigation, location-based services such as geo-analytics, geocoding and reverse geocoding that allow businesses to analyze location data and gain real-time insights, and IoT solutions such as asset tracking, fleet management and remote monitoring that use real-time location data to improve efficiency and reduce costs for businesses. MapmyIndia's mapping products and services are used by various customers including government agencies, businesses, and individuals.

Company Headquarters: Shenzhen, China Founded: 2008 Workforce: N/A Company Working: ACESVISION TECHNOLOGY CO., LIMITED provides a wide selection of security and surveillance products, such as CCTV cameras, network cameras, video recorders, and access control systems. It offers customized solutions for various industries, including retail, education, transportation, and finance. The company is dedicated to quality and innovation and boasts a strong research and development team that continually works to enhance its products and services. It also has a strict quality control system in place to guarantee that its products meet the highest standards. ACESVISION TECHNOLOGY CO., LIMITED not only sells its products in its domestic market in China, but also exports them to other countries around the world. It has established partnerships with distributors and resellers in Europe, North America, South America, the Middle East, and Asia.

Company Headquarters: China Founded: 2010 Workforce: NA Company Working:., (Pretech) Limited has expertise in the research and development of consumer electronics. The company products include Pretech International Co Android-based devices, which includes Smartphone, tablet PC, and Kiosk, windows based terminals, which include laptop & notebook, tablet PC as well as computer peripheral accessories including an active stylus for Windows as well as Android based products and pencil for Apple iPad. The company has extensive experience in handling OEM and ODM custom projects. Pretech has developed touchable devices having a wide range of industrial applications, for instance, OBD diagnostic equipment for cars, smart home control stations, health care equipment for hospitals, displays for Artificial intelligence products along with education tablet personal computers for students, as well as other ODM projects. By a combination of advanced research and development as well as sophisticated imported manufacturing equipment.

Company Headquarters: China Founded: 2006 Workforce: N/A Company Working: HDK Electric Vehicles is a leading Chinese manufacturer of electric vehicles, specializing in golf carts, utility vehicles, and personal vehicles. To design and construct high-quality electric vehicles that satisfy the needs of various clients, HDK Electric Vehicles has a strong commitment to innovation and uses cutting-edge technologies. Customers can personalize their vehicles with extras and customization choices from HDK Electric Vehicles and the company's standard models to suit their requirements and preferences. These choices include seating arrangements, roof designs, cargo bins, and other features. A pioneer in the electric vehicle sector, HDK Electric Vehicles offers cutting-edge and dependable domestic, industrial, and commercial solutions.

Company Headquarters: US Founded: 2013 Workforce: ~NA Company Working: Drako Motors designed and developed driver-focused supercars that deliver high performance with maximum control and safety on track and road. The company offers GTE, a supercar having advanced quad-motor electric architecture. It offers Darko Dragon, the fastest, most powerful hyper luxury sports utility vehicle.

Company Headquarters: Michigan, U.S. Founded: 1914 Company Working: Dura-Shiloh is a leading global mobility systems supplier involved in specialized design, development and manufacturing of solutions that drive the evolution of mobility. The company has broad array of products portfolio that includes electrification solutions, BEV battery enclosures & park-lock actuators, lightweight structural systems, multi-material architectures, driver control systems, specialty metal systems, hot-stamped structures & laminated acoustic panels and shift-by-wire systems. Dura-Shiloh has more than 100 years of inspired invention and is recognized by leading vehicle manufacturers as the preferred supplier partner of systems. Its systems and solutions are known for improving safety, extending vehicle range, and enhancing the driving performance.

Company Headquarters: Belgium Founded: 1972 Workforce: ~NA Company Working: Punch Powertrain (Punch) offers affordable, innovative, as well as sustainable powertrain solutions for hybrid, electric vehicles, and combustion. The company has patented a broad range of innovations as well as development across the world. The company develops a propulsion system tailored to the requirement. All sub-systems are designed and developed relying on a full range of house capabilities in the field of software, mechanics, control algorithms, and electronics. The company offers hybrid transmissions which include a compact DCT family in traditional, 48 V as well as plug-in hybrid variants. Furthermore, Punch Powertrain offers conventional transmission. The CVT solution is scalable, ranging from 140 Nm to 280 Nm as well as features a push belt, wet clutch, and torque converters.