Norway's non-crimp fabric maker Devold is now Saertex Baltics
May 05, 2021 - Germany
Devold AMT UAB, member of the Saertex Group since 2014, has been renamed as Saertex Baltics UAB. The renaming becomes effective on May 1, 2021. This emphasises the internationally oriented alignment as well as customer-focused product offerings throughout the entire group. Devold is a leading company in multiaxial reinforcement materials market.
Devold was founded in 1990 in Norway. Like Saertex, the Devold company produces non-crimp fabrics made of glass, carbon and aramid fibre for customers across Europe. Its manufacturing facilities are in Lithuania.
The company became a member of the Saertex group in 2014. Since then, the focus has been on process harmonisation, standardisation, and mutual exchange of expertise within the Saertex group. Now that these processes have been successfully carried out, the next logical step is being taken.
Saertex will continue to strengthen its international focus and the benefits of its global network to be a unified brand with customer-specific solutions for the widest range of requirements on a global scale. An additional step toward this goal is the change of the company name from Devold AMT UAB to Saertex Baltics UAB. This emphasises the internationally oriented alignment as well as customer-focused product offerings throughout the entire group.
“From the very beginning in 2014, Devold has become an important member of the Saertex family, smoothly integrated, with a high acceptance on the customer and employee side – and very well connected to the other non-crimp fabrics plants in the Saertex group,” explains Christoph Geyer, CEO of Saertex. “The integration into the globally known Saertex brand and the resulting positioning perfectly illustrate our ambitions of worldwide available services and solutions of our reinforcements business.”
“Being part of the Saertex group has opened up new horizons for us, whether in terms of raw material supply or in relation to a wide range of customers and applications,” comments Saulius Stelingis, general manager of Saertex Baltics UAB. “Saertex Baltics is now fully integrated into the processes within the group and our customers will benefit from the exchange and implementation of global best practices.”
Devold was founded in 1990 in Norway. Like Saertex, the Devold company produces non-crimp fabrics made of glass, carbon and aramid fibre for customers across Europe. Its manufacturing facilities are in Lithuania.
The company became a member of the Saertex group in 2014. Since then, the focus has been on process harmonisation, standardisation, and mutual exchange of expertise within the Saertex group. Now that these processes have been successfully carried out, the next logical step is being taken.
Saertex will continue to strengthen its international focus and the benefits of its global network to be a unified brand with customer-specific solutions for the widest range of requirements on a global scale. An additional step toward this goal is the change of the company name from Devold AMT UAB to Saertex Baltics UAB. This emphasises the internationally oriented alignment as well as customer-focused product offerings throughout the entire group.
“From the very beginning in 2014, Devold has become an important member of the Saertex family, smoothly integrated, with a high acceptance on the customer and employee side – and very well connected to the other non-crimp fabrics plants in the Saertex group,” explains Christoph Geyer, CEO of Saertex. “The integration into the globally known Saertex brand and the resulting positioning perfectly illustrate our ambitions of worldwide available services and solutions of our reinforcements business.”
“Being part of the Saertex group has opened up new horizons for us, whether in terms of raw material supply or in relation to a wide range of customers and applications,” comments Saulius Stelingis, general manager of Saertex Baltics UAB. “Saertex Baltics is now fully integrated into the processes within the group and our customers will benefit from the exchange and implementation of global best practices.”