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Rheinmetall subsidiary Pierburg received an order from an unnamed automaker for low- and high-pressure exhaust gas recirculation modules with a lifetime value of about €300 million, with production starting in August 2026.
Rheinmetall, through subsidiary Pierburg, secured two back pressure valve orders for commercial vehicle engines worth a combined €37 million excluding VAT. One is from a Chinese engine maker, built locally in China, and the other from a South American customer, built in Ústí nad Labem, Czech Republic.
Rheinmetall Automotive's subsidiary Pierburg GmbH secured major orders worth a total of EUR 700 million for its new Electric Vapor Pump from an American and a Chinese automobile manufacturer, announced on 25 September 2019.
Rheinmetall Automotive unit Pierburg of Neuss won a first major European order for a 2/2 coolant valve from a premium German carmaker, worth around EUR 50 million. Valves will be installed in vehicles from 2021, for both combustion and battery-electric models.
Rheinmetall unit Pierburg GmbH has developed a 2/2 coolant valve usable in both combustion-engine and battery-electric vehicles, according to a 15 July 2019 press release.
Pierburg GmbH, part of Rheinmetall Automotive, won a first major European order worth around €50 million from a premium German carmaker for a 2/2 coolant valve. Series production for the customer's vehicles starts in 2021.
Rheinmetall subsidiary Pierburg won an order from Karma Automotive to supply CWA coolant pumps for the Revero plug-in hybrid, built from its Hartha, Saxony plant, with a contract value in the low six-digit euro range.
Rheinmetall subsidiary Pierburg received an order for electronically controlled back-pressure valves from an unnamed Chinese-American engine manufacturer, with lifetime volume worth over EUR 71 million (USD 84 million). The press release was issued on 7 December 2017.
Rheinmetall Automotive's Pierburg unit won a first small-series contract to deliver heater/cooler modules for electric vehicles to Dutch bus maker VDL Bus & Coach, for its VDL MidCity Electric minibus due in 2018; the units are assembled in Neckarsulm, Germany.
Rheinmetall Automotive's affiliate Pierburg booked its first order for a special application of coolant valves from a major American carmaker for NAFTA-market pick-ups, with a lifetime value over US$25 million and series production scheduled for 2019.
