New Journey Begins – Fortaco Sells Steel Fabrication and Assembly Operations to HANZA
Inside information: Fortaco focuses its strategy on vehicle cabin business and sells steel fabrication and assembly operations to HANZA Group
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New Journey Begins – Fortaco Sells Steel Fabrication and Assembly Operations to HANZA

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Inside information: Fortaco focuses its strategy on vehicle cabin business and sells steel fabrication and assembly operations to HANZA Group

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New Journey Begins – Fortaco Sells Steel Fabrication and Assembly Operations to HANZA

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Fortaco focuses its strategy on vehicle cabins and sells steel fabrication and assembly operations to HANZA. We announced ... Read more
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Inside information: Fortaco focuses its strategy on vehicle cabin business and sells steel fabrication and assembly operations to HANZA Group

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Fortaco Group Holdco Plc  |  Inside information  |  15 July 2026 at 10:15 am EEST Fortaco Finland ... Read more

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Fortaco Group and Buisard Cabins have joined forces.
 
Fortaco Group has acquired 100 percent of Buisard Cabins. A strategic alliance was established at the end of 2021 when a minority share of Buisard was acquired.
 
With this acquisition, we are now expanding our geographical footprint and position as one of the leading vehicle cabin technology and manufacturing partners in Europe and India.
 
Our premium vehicle cabin brands Buisard – Fortaco – MauserCABS – Tata AutoComp guarantee high-quality products for our customers around the world.
 
”Our collaboration has developed very positively, we have received new business from our joint customer portfolio. Our collaboration between the teams is excellent, and synergies are numerous. I am very pleased to take the next step to fully integrate the Buisard team into Fortaco’s vehicle cabin business.” Jean-Guy Cocaign, President & CEO for Buisard takes the leadership of further developing Fortaco’s cabin business to enhance our global position as one of the leading vehicle cabin manufacturers. We have great teams, broad know-how, and a sustainable future as one leading international team”, says Lars Hellberg, President & CEO for Fortaco Group.
 
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