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The four steps of the Bandvulc/Conti integration

Author: Chris Anthony Comments: 0
Conti's takeover of Bandvulc established Bandvulc as a wholly owned subsidiary of Continental UK Group Holdings Limited

Retreading has always been a key part of Continental’s truck offer to achieve what it refers to as Lowest Overall Driving Costs (LODC), but this was further enhanced when the company announced the purchase of Bandvulc, (located in Lee Mill, Ivybridge) in the UK in July 2016. Bandvulc had been producing Continental’s hot retread ContiRe for over 20 years to support fleet business in the UK, so it was a natural progression to bring Bandvulc into the Conti family – but how has the Devon-based retailer been integrated?

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