ACstyria mobility cluster
ACstyria Mobility Cluster is a network of around 300 companies (as of October 2018) from the automotive , aerospace and rail technology sectors with over 55,000 employees and a total turnover of more than 15 billion euros. It sees itself as a link between business, industry, research and public institutions. The seat is in Raaba-Grambach .
history
The cluster was founded in 1995 as Autocluster Styria - according to its own information as Autocluster Austria. It was later renamed ACstyria Autocluster and finally ACstyria Mobilitätscluster . The aviation division was added later, and since 2013 also rail technology.
Tasks and priorities
The cluster focuses on the three main areas of automotive , aerospace and rail systems . The cluster also works on topics such as ecologically sustainable technologies, autonomous systems or the optimization of production processes.
structure
ACstyria Mobilitätscluster GmbH takes over the operational activities . In 2014 voestalpine acquired a stake in the GmbH.
Six shareholders ( AVL , KTM AG , Krenhof Schmiedetechnik , Magna Steyr , TCM International and voestalpine) each hold 12.33% of the shares. The remaining 26% are held as a blocking minority by the Styrian Economic Development Agency SFG.
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ The Network - ACstyria Mobility Cluster , accessed on November 4, 2018
- ↑ ACstyria celebrates its 20th anniversary - Kommunikation - Land Steiermark , accessed on November 4, 2018
- ↑ Autocluster becomes a mobility cluster - steiermark.ORF.at , accessed on November 4, 2018
- ↑ voestalpine participates in the Styrian car cluster - voestalpine , accessed on November 4, 2018
- ↑ The shareholders of the ACstyria mobility cluster