Company Directory / Automotive
PrivateFor profitAutomotiveSölvesborg, Sweden
TitanX Engine Cooling provides engine cooling solutions to trucks, buses, off-highway equipment and industrial diesel engine manufacturers.
TitanX Engine Cooling is a global supplier of powertrain cooling solutions to commercial vehicles, both for OEMs and the independent aftermarket. The company is owned by Tata AutoComp, and has manufacturing sites in Mjällby and Linköping, Sweden; Jamestown, New York, USA; Jaguariúna, Brazil; Opole, Poland and Saltillo, Mexico. www.titanx.com
Size
501-1000 people: larger than 95% of companies with a size listed. 484 people list it on LinkedIn.
Age
65 years old.
Reach
Website ranked #5,510,624 in the world for traffic, about 1k visits a month. 7,507 followers on LinkedIn.
AutomotiveCommercialManufacturingPowertrain cooling solutions for commercial vehiclesGenSet cooling solutions
Funding, as listed
$185M raised in total
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Growth, as the source summarises it
TitanX Engine Cooling may be growing as it is mentioned in multiple news articles in the context of the automotive powertrain cooling system market, which is expected to grow steadily. The company is listed alongside other key players in the industry, indicating its relevance in the market. Furthermore, the market for automotive engine oil coolants, where TitanX is a participant, is also experiencing growth opportunities and a positive future outlook, suggesting that TitanX Engine Cooling is part of a growing industry segment.
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Automotive in Sweden.
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