Vitesco Technologies Emitec GmbH (Formerly Continental Emitec GmbH)

Company Profile

■URL

https://www.vitesco-technologies.com/en-us

■Address

Hauptstrasse 128, 53797 Lohmar, Germany

Business Overview

-The Company is a global leader in the design and manufacturing of metallic substrates for catalytic converters and metallic diesel particulate filters for vehicles.

-The Company is a former 50-50 subsidiary of GKN plc and Continental AG. In July 2014, Continental acquired GKN's shares, making the Company a wholly owned subsidiary and integrating it into Continental's Powertrain Division. The products will continue to be traded under the Emitec brand name.

Shareholders

-Since July 31, 2014, the Company is a wholly owned subsidiary of Continental AG.

Products

Catalysts
-Metal substrates
-Metal substrates with structured foils
-Metal substrates with high cell densities to increase catalyst efficiency
-Conical catalyst substrates
-Lambda sensor catalysts
-Electrically heated catalysts
-Pre turbocharger catalysts
-EGR catalysts
-NOx absorber catalysts
-Hydrolyse catalysts for SCR systems
-Partial-flow deep-bed filters
-Diesel particulate filters
-Hybrid catalysts
-Compact catalysts
-Ring catalysts
-SuperFoil catalysts
-Lightweight catalytic converters
-Oxidation catalysts for diesel engines

SCR systems
-Complete AdBlue SCR dosing systems
-Airless/Air-assisted urea dosing pumps
-SCR injectors
-In-tank urea dosing systems

History

1986 Founded as a joint venture of Siemens and GKN.
1997 American plant in Fountain Inn, South Carolina started to produce for the North American market.
2001 Started the operation in a new plant in Thuringia, Germany.
2006 Opened a new production plant in Pune, India
2007 Opened a new production facility in Eisenach to expand the production of DPF for retrofitting.
2010 Acquired the Danish company Grundfos NoNOx A/S. which produces SCR systems for truck and bus diesel engines
Sep. 2012 Opened Faulquemont factory in France
Jul. 2014 Continental AG acquired 50% shares from GKN, making the Company a wholly-owned subsidiary and integrating into Continental's Powertrain Division.
2014-2015 Changed its company name to Continental Emitec GmbH from Emitec Gesellschaft fuer Emissionstechnologie mbH.

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Archives of Past Exhibits

Note: A figure in brackets ( ) indicates a loss