Wednesday 23 January 2019

Michelin to Strengthen Specialty Business, Acquires Camso For USD 1.45 Billion


Michelin is all set to acquire Camso to strengthen its specialty business for USD 1.45 Billion. The off-road operations likely to be combined and run from Camso’s headquarters in Magog, Quebec.



United States: French tire-maker Michelin is strengthening its specialty business with a USD 1.45 Billion deal to acquire Camso, a Canadian producer of rubber tracks for farm equipment and snowmobiles. The off-road operations of both the companies are likely to be combined and run from Camso’s headquarters in Magog, Quebec. Camso makes tires for material-handling equipment and has sales of $1 billion.

According to Michelin’s Chief Financial Officer the specialty-tire market is the fastest-growing, posting growth at around 4 percent a year. The merger is being touted as a perfect fit for Michelin and Camso.

The deal is Michelin’s second acquisition for FY2018, that is worth more than USD1 Billion and aimed at diversifying the tire-manufacturing giant away from car and truck tires. The French manufacturer’s agreement in March to buy U.K.-based conveyor-belt maker Fenner Plc for about USD 1.6 Billion is expected to reinforce its presence in mining equipment.

Camso ranks among the top players in making tracks and tires for construction equipment, as per Michelin’s statement. The company, which has a manufacturing site in Sri Lanka, has grown at an average of 7 percent a year since 2012.

According to the recently published report by TechSci ResearchGlobal Tire Market, 2013 – 2023” Global tire market stood at around $ 204 billion in 2017 and is projected to reach $ 304 billion by 2023, on the back of growing vehicle sales and fleet across the globe.

According to the recently published report by TechSci ResearchGlobal OTR Tire Market, 2012-2022” Global OTR tire market stood at $19.23 billion in 2016, and is projected to exhibit a CAGR of over 8%, in value terms, to reach $ 30.40 billion by 2022, on account of increasing use of heavy machineries and equipment in agriculture, mining and industrial sectors.

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