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Rheinmetall received a major order for several million electric coolant pumps from an international car manufacturer, worth a low three-digit million euro amount. Production has started and runs until 2030, with a service contract to 2045.
Rheinmetall won a six-figure-quantity order from a long-standing commercial vehicle customer for high-pressure EGR and exhaust backpressure valves, with a total value in the low three-digit-million-euro range. Production runs from January 2027 to 2030.
Rheinmetall secured two new orders for its plug-and-play heat pump module, one from an international electric bus converter and one from a German off-road electric vehicle maker. The total order value is in the double-digit million euro range.
Rheinmetall won a new order from one of the world's largest automakers to supply several million electric oil pumps, worth a lower three-digit million-euro amount, with production running from February 2025 to December 2030.
Rheinmetall won a new order for several hundred thousand back pressure valves from a prior commercial vehicle customer, worth a value in the lower two-digit million-euro range. Production runs through the end of 2026, including spare parts at 10% of contract value.
Rheinmetall won an order from an unnamed European electric tractor maker for a plug-and-play heat pump thermal module, worth a figure in the lower-two-digit million-euro range, with deliveries for field tests starting in 2024.
Rheinmetall's Hydrogen Products and Technology unit won an order worth a figure in the lower two-digit million-euro range from a European fuel cell specialist for heavy transport. Series production at its Berlin plant is set to run from 2026 to 2030.
Rheinmetall won an order for hundreds of thousands of CWA2000 high-voltage electric coolant pumps from a major international automaker, worth a two-digit million-euro figure. Production starts in 2026 with deliveries over six years.
Rheinmetall Automotive secured orders worth EUR 250 million (about USD 283 million) for electric vacuum pumps in Mainland China from an undisclosed automaker. The pumps are manufactured by PHP Technology, its joint venture in Shanghai.
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.
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.
Pierburg Pump Technology, part of Rheinmetall Automotive, won orders worth €215 million from an international automaker for its CWA 400 electric coolant pump, produced in Hartha, Saxony.
Rheinmetall Automotive won an order for powertrain components worth EUR 200 million from an unnamed European OEM, announced in a press release on 25 April 2018. The order covers pistons, bearings, electric pumps and valves.
Rheinmetall Automotive booked orders worth around EUR 200 million across several components from a longstanding premium European OEM. Products include pistons, bearings, electric pumps and valves, with some supplied from the Czech plant at Ústí nad Labem.
Rheinmetall Automotive's KS Kolbenschmidt signed a licence agreement with ZYNP to produce and market commercial vehicle steel pistons in China, with a new plant in Mengzhou, Henan province, funded by an unspecified double-digit million euro investment.
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.
