Aunde

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AUNDE Group SE

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legal form Societas Europaea
founding 1899
Seat Mönchengladbach
management Rolf Königs
Number of employees 24,500
sales 2.7 billion euros
Branch Automotive supplier
Website www.aunde.com
Status: 2018

The AUNDE Group SE , headquartered in Mönchengladbach with the brands AUNDE, Isringhausen and Fehrer, is one of the world's leading automotive suppliers.

history

The company AUNDE Achter & Ebels GmbH was founded with 12 looms in Mönchengladbach in 1899. Since 1920, upholstery fabrics have also been developed and produced for the automotive industry. In the 1980s, with the establishment of the factory in Barcelona, ​​internationalization and the gradual conversion from a textile manufacturer to an automotive supplier began. The seat manufacturer Esteban was taken over in 1986 and the seat and spring manufacturer Isringhausen in 1991. In August 2014, the takeover of the automotive supplier Fehrer took place. AUNDE Group SE was founded on January 1, 2018. This unites the three core brands AUNDE, ISRI and Fehrer.

Companies

The AUNDE Group SE has more than 117 plants in 29 countries. Yarns, technical textiles, seat covers made of textile and leather, technical springs, complete seats, molded foam parts, interiors and composite components are developed and produced for the world's leading automobile manufacturers. The company is led by Rolf Königs, who takes the position of CEO. Perfecting the internationalization and expansion of product range to the entire interior of the car make, according to the CEO 's Rolf King is the challenge for the coming years.

Products

AUNDE:

  • Polyester yarn
  • Textile surface
  • Surface design, e.g. B. Door panels
  • Textile, vinyl and leather seat covers
  • Technical textiles for the aerospace industry, e.g. B. Seats and curtains

ISRI:

  • innovative seating systems
  • technical springs

Fehrer:

  • Seat pad
  • Interior modules
  • Composite Components

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Company website: [1]
  2. ↑ "AUNDE Group takes over Fehrer Group" ( Memento from January 7, 2015 in the Internet Archive ), automobile production from August 8, 2014