Brembo inaugurates aluminium brake caliper production facility in China

The Brembo Group has announced the opening of new manufacturing plant for the production of aluminium brake calipers in Nanjing, located in China's Jiangsu province.

The Group inaugurated aluminium brake caliper plant next to its existing plant where brake discs are manufactured.

All production stages have been integrated into the new site, from delivery of raw material to shipping the finished product. This will better serve its European, Asian and American customers operating in China.

Alberto Bombassei, President of Brembo said: “It is with great pride that I inaugurate this new production hub in China on the occasion of the first official visit of the Chinese authorities who are here with us today.”

“This event is dedicated to a highly tangible illustration of the innovative process and product technologies Brembo uses in the production site on behalf of its customers that operate in China. Today's inaugural event also confirms Brembo presence in one of the most strategic geographic areas as regards our growth and development.”

The Group said the plant contributes about 100 million euros per year to the Group's turnover. The facility, with 67 production lines ‒ from calipers to knuckles ‒ and the foundry, has a production capacity of more than 2 million pieces per year.

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