You are here: / Poland

Posts

Recykl to decide upon Germany, Lithuania acquisitions by year’s end

,

Polish waste tyre recycler Recykl Group says it increased the scale of its operations in the nine months to 30 September 2024, and during the final month of this period concluded due diligence processes regarding potential acquisitions in Germany and Lithuania. The company is currently analysing the results to prepare for possible transaction agreements, with Recykl’s Management Board anticipating reaching a decision by the end of the year.

Membership Required

If you are not yet a Tyrepress or Tyres & Accessories subscriber, you can change that here.

Subscribe now

Becoming a member has benefits such as:

  • Read our sector-leading articles in full
  • Full analysis of tyre business segments
  • Read Tyres & Accessories magazine online/in print

Already a member? Log in here

Related news:

  1. Pyrum & partners gain Materialica award for waste tyre car parts
  2. Pyrum Innovations gears up for capacity boost at main site
  3. Evonik aiming for 20% recycled rubber in new tyres
  4. First pyrolysis oil made in Pyrum’s expanded plant
/by

Plant closure – Bandag to consolidate European retreading

, ,

Retreading operations at the Bandag facility in Lanklaar, Belgium will cease in the coming months. In a statement issued today, Bandag Europe NV announced its intention to close the retreading plant, most likely in the first half of 2025. The company stresses that it has “no other option than to take structural measures” such as this in response to the “significant decrease” in the European retreading market over the past ten years, a trend that has resulted in production overcapacity and uncompetitive production costs.

Membership Required

If you are not yet a Tyrepress or Tyres & Accessories subscriber, you can change that here.

Subscribe now

Becoming a member has benefits such as:

  • Read our sector-leading articles in full
  • Full analysis of tyre business segments
  • Read Tyres & Accessories magazine online/in print

Already a member? Log in here

Related news:

  1. Bridgestone temporarily closes, slows tyre production at European factories
  2. Bridgestone celebrates 10th anniversary of Bulldog acquisition
  3. Bridgestone lifts Bulldog production, invests in UK retreading as duties drive demand
  4. SSH embarking on £75 million Renfewshire, Scotland tyre processing plant project
/by

Contec bolsters growth plans with new CFO

Polish firm Contec, developer of the proprietary ‘Molten’ pyrolysis process for recovering carbon black, oil and steel from end-of-life tyres, has appointed Dominika Żelazek to the position of CFO. Referring to this “strategic move” that underscores the company’s “commitment to innovation and sustainable growth,” Contec says Żelazek comes on board at a time when it is preparing for “international expansion and fundraising efforts.”

Membership Required

If you are not yet a Tyrepress or Tyres & Accessories subscriber, you can change that here.

Subscribe now

Becoming a member has benefits such as:

  • Read our sector-leading articles in full
  • Full analysis of tyre business segments
  • Read Tyres & Accessories magazine online/in print

Already a member? Log in here

Related news:

  1. Pyrum Innovations gears up for capacity boost at main site
  2. Fraunhofer Institute research shows pyrolysis benefits
  3. Mercedes-Benz using ‘tyre plastic’ in vehicle production
  4. Pyrum & partners gain Materialica award for waste tyre car parts
/by

Orion installs tyre pyrolysis oil tanks at Polish plant

Specialty chemicals producer Orion S.A. is installing multiple tyre pyrolysis oil (TPO) tanks at its plant in Jaslo, Poland. The company states that this installation is its “latest move toward boosting production of circular carbon black.”

Membership Required

If you are not yet a Tyrepress or Tyres & Accessories subscriber, you can change that here.

Subscribe now

Becoming a member has benefits such as:

  • Read our sector-leading articles in full
  • Full analysis of tyre business segments
  • Read Tyres & Accessories magazine online/in print

Already a member? Log in here

Related news:

  1. ReOil contracts Zeppelin Systems for major expansion
  2. Pyrum Innovations gears up for capacity boost at main site
  3. First pyrolysis oil made in Pyrum’s expanded plant
  4. Pyrum announces further pyrolysis JV
/by

Michelin investing in Poland, China car tyre production

,

Michelin recently confirmed plans to end truck tyre production at its Olsztyn factory in Poland and in Shenyang, China, as well as the shutdown of a semi-finished products metal reinforcement operation in Shanghai, China. Parallel to these planned closures, the company intends to invest in passenger car tyre capacities. In addition to expanding car tyre production at its Shanghai plant, Michelin says it will grow passenger car tyre capacities in both Olsztyn and Shenyang.

Membership Required

If you are not yet a Tyrepress or Tyres & Accessories subscriber, you can change that here.

Subscribe now

Becoming a member has benefits such as:

  • Read our sector-leading articles in full
  • Full analysis of tyre business segments
  • Read Tyres & Accessories magazine online/in print

Already a member? Log in here

Related news:

  1. Michelin Group invests in Chinese valet parking service e Dai Bo
  2. Jiangsu General investing US$300 million in Thailand tyre plant
  3. Michelin predicts significant slowdown in car and truck tyre demand
  4. The thinking behind Bridgestone’s TomTom Telematics acquisition
/by

Michelin to end truck tyremaking at Olsztyn, Poland plant

,

Michelin is set to transfer the truck tyre production capacity it currently operates at its Olsztyn, Poland factory to Romania. Currently, 430 people work in the Olsztyn, Poland factory truck tyre production operation.

Membership Required

If you are not yet a Tyrepress or Tyres & Accessories subscriber, you can change that here.

Subscribe now

Becoming a member has benefits such as:

  • Read our sector-leading articles in full
  • Full analysis of tyre business segments
  • Read Tyres & Accessories magazine online/in print

Already a member? Log in here

Related news:

  1. Green restart: Retreaded tyres as a decarbonisation aide
  2. The thinking behind Bridgestone’s TomTom Telematics acquisition
  3. Hankook expects record European results in 2022
  4. Coalition against unfair tyre imports requests tariff review
/by

Goodyear Farm Tires returns to Poland

,

Polish tyre wholesaler Latex and its subsidiary Hurtopony have taken on distribution of the Goodyear Farm Tire range. The four main centres in Ruda Slaska, Opole, Bydgoszcz and Sosnowiec will supply tyres to the Latex national network.

Read more

Related news:

  1. Protyre becomes latest Goodyear agri range distributor
  2. Growing agri range: Goodyear tyres back on British soil
  3. Nex Tires to distribute Goodyear Farm Tires in Spain
  4. Goodyear Farm Tires continue to grow in UK through pandemic crisis
/by

ReOil contracts Zeppelin Systems for major expansion

,

Polish end-of-life-tyre (ELT) recycler ReOil is increasing its pyrolysis activities in Bukowno and has contracted Zeppelin Systems to build a second plant there. Construction is scheduled to start in February 2024 and when completed the new plant will treble plant capacity at the 11-hectare (27-acre) site to around 60,000 tonnes of ELTs annually. Zeppelin Systems intends to provide solutions it can later offer as part of license arrangements.

Read more

Related news:

  1. Eneos partnership: Bridgestone begins pyrolysis tests
  2. Siemens joins Zeppelin Sustainable Tire Alliance
  3. Belgium’s Risorce secures €12.5 million for ELT pyrolysis plant
  4. Enviro develops ‘improved’ rCB
/by

Goodyear Dębica plant at 70% capacity following fire – sales up to $40 million lower

,

The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company estimates that fire damage to its manufacturing facility in Dębica, Poland will reduce sales by up to US$40 million and lower operating income by as much as $30 million. After resuming production two days after the blaze of 20 August 2023, production has slowly risen from around 55% of capacity to approximately 70% by the end of September. Goodyear does not expect a full ramp-up of production until Q4 2024 due to the lead time to replace damaged equipment.

Read more

Related news:

  1. Fire at Debica tyre factory
  2. Debica lends Goodyear £18 million at nearly 8%
  3. Lay-Offs Next Year At Debica Factory
  4. Goodyear Poland’s Premio Chain Grows
/by

Giti-sponsored Truck Team Holten delivers four-by-four

,
Giti Tire

Giti-sponsored Truck Team Holten’s modified Mercedes 1622 800HP finished in fourth place in the Rallye Breslau while completing its fourth consecutive year on a set of Giti tyres. The Netherlands-based team entered two vehicles in the Cross Country Trucks category, with the Mercedes team recording five top three finishes in a field of 10 while the Scania 4×4 630 started well, completing the prologue and the first two legs before having to withdraw with significant engine damage. Both vehicles fit the Giti GAO897 mixed service tyre in size 14.00R20. The tyre is designed to work across a wide range of air pressures to optimise performance in different conditions and in temperatures ranging from 55˚C to a minimum of -40˚C.

Read more

Related news:

  1. Vatanen aims to maintain pole in Drive DMACK Fiesta Trophy
  2. Video: Avon aids Bielicki set motorcycle burnout world record
  3. Giti partner WS Racing secures top-10 finish in digital endurance series
  4. Giti: If they can handle this, you can trust them anywhere
/by

Fire at Debica tyre factory

The car tyre production hall at Goodyear’s Debica factory in Poland caught fire late on 20 August. According to multiple local news sources, more than 20 fire engines attended the scene before midnight and no injuries were reported. Official statements issued by the tyremaker suggest the company’s truck tyre production area remained unaffected and that some passenger car tyre production resumed on 22 August.

Read more

Related news:

  1. Debica lends Goodyear £18 million at nearly 8%
  2. Karl-Friedrich Schmidt Moves to Goodyear Group Headquarters
  3. Lay-Offs Next Year At Debica Factory
  4. A Larger Slice of the Cake – high performance tyre market data
/by

Norvestor acquires truck tyre distributor Colmec Group

,

Nordic private equity investor Norvestor has acquired a majority stake of Scandinavia and Poland based truck tyre distributor Colmec Group. The company was founded in the 1960s by the Eckerström family, which previously led the company. Peter Eckerström, who stepped down as CEO in early 2022, and the family will remain as minority shareholders after the company’s leadership opted to bring in the new majority owner to lead the company into a new development phase.

Read more

Related news:

  1. WTA Distributes Hanksugi Japan
  2. Al Saeedi Adds New Gallant Truck Tyre Size
  3. Alliance sponsors National Tractor Pullers Association
  4. Michelin UK truck tyre team take responsibility for ‘North Europe’
/by

VMI opens extended Poland tyre manufacturing machinery factory

,
VMI

VMI is celebrating the opening of three new assembly halls at its manufacturing site in Leszno, Poland. This brings VMI’s total available floor space in Poland to almost 30,000 square meters. The expansion of the VMI operation, which is part of technology company TKH, follows a number of years of strong growth in VMI’s core tyre and pharmaceutical business.

Read more

Related news:

  1. VMI breaks ground on Poland plant
  2. VMI opens factory in Poland
  3. ‘Growing’ VMI opens new South America headquarters
  4. VMI Extrusion relocates to Cham, Germany facility
/by

Debica lends Goodyear £18 million at nearly 8%

,

The management board of Firma Oponiarska Dębica S.A. concluded a loan agreement with Goodyear S.A., Colmar-Berg, Luxembourg on 20 December 2022, under which Debica will grant Goodyear a loan worth 100 million Polish Zloty (£18.333 million; 21.338 million euros; US$27.676 million). The loan repayment date has been set at 19 December 2023.

Read more

Related news:

  1. Lay-Offs Next Year At Debica Factory
  2. Goodyear Poland’s Premio Chain Grows
  3. Goodyear to shut UK tyre plant in cost-cut move
  4. Another Goodyear-Dunlop name change
/by

Yokohama names Błażej Bębenista as commercial director Poland

,
Yokohama

Błażej Bębenista has been named as the new commercial director of Yokohama CEE Sp. z o.o. based in Warsaw, Poland, effective 1 January 2023.

Bębenista brings with him 11 years of experience in the tyre industry, including the retail manager/managing director position at Driver Polska; and motorsport manager Poland as well as other sales positions at major tyre manufacturers.

Read more

Related news:

  1. Yokohama Rubber appoints two new associate officers
  2. Yokohama makes management changes
  3. Takaharu Fushimi returns to US as Yokohama CEO
  4. HR manager first Yokohama Mississippi employee
/by

We see you are visiting us from China.

If you would like the latest news from the Chinese tyre industry in Chinese, visit our partner site TyrepressChina.com. Or click below to continue on Tyrepress.