Next week, Team Ginho will be at Automechanika UK 6-8 June 2023 at the NEC in Birmingham and we would love to see you there. We will be in Hall 20 on Booth H16.

Ginho is a global specialist in manufacturing temperature-critical and pressure-related components for the automotive industry.

As a forward-thinking company, Ginho is always evolving materials and processes, to produce components for vehicles using current and alternative fuels – including CNG, LNG, hydrogen, fuel cell, hybrid and other emerging technologies. We are supporting a reduction in emissions in line with the current Euro 6d and future Euro 7, China 6 and Bharat 6 legislation, across passenger, commercial and agricultural vehicles.

To find out more about how we can help you transition to greener technologies, why not meet up at Automechanika to start a conversation – or go to www.Ginho-Group.com

You can register for Automechanika by following this link

We are also attending GIFA – Hall 13, Stand E80. You can register here.

OEMs are striving to make components lighter, quieter, sustainable and more cost-effective. Ginho sees itself as the ideal partner to help meet these goals and we would love to start a dialogue with automotive manufacturers on our stand at GIFA – Hall 13, Stand E80.

With more than 150 engineers in materials, manufacturing and R&D, we have a wealth of expertise and experience, coupled with advanced simulation software to explore designs and solutions. Our operations span Asia, North America, Europe and the UK, so we can offer customers a global partnership, with access to our Chinese manufacturing capabilities via strategically located international divisions.

Ginho’s ability to optimise technology, processes and costs are among the essential principles of Value Added Value Engineering (VAVE). VAVE is not just something that is explored at the start of a customer’s concept; customers are able to gain advantages from VAVE initiatives throughout a project’s life.

Having brought hundreds of bespoke components to market for customers over the years, we have accumulated considerable experience in delivering new products to multiple sites globally, on time and in full. By adding value at every possible touchpoint, we provide a dedicated service for customers throughout a product’s launch process for both prototypes and serial volume business.

To find out more, go to www.Ginho-Group.com and to register for GIFA, please follow this link.

 

We are also attending Automechanika and you can register by following this link.

 

If you are looking to partner with a forward-thinking, specialist manufacturer of automotive parts, Ginho has much to offer on a global scale:

  • High quality products and documentation
  • World class manufacturing and inspection facilities
  • Fantastic customer service and project management
  • On time delivery
  • Local stocking facilities
  • Experienced team members throughout the business
  • Product launch expertise
  • Wide range of material capabilities
  • Environmental awareness and responsibility
  • Active involvement with new developments in the automotive sector
  • Value in everything.

 

Team Ginho will be at Automechanika UK 6-8 June 2023 at the NEC in Birmingham and we would love to see you there to start a conversation. We will be in Hall 20 on Booth H16.

 

You can register for Automechanika by following this link.

 

We are also attending GIFA – Hall 13, Stand E80. You can register here.

 

Team Ginho will be at GIFA in Düsseldorf from 12-16 June and we would love to see you there. We will be in Hall 13 on Stand E80.

 

In line with the increasingly urgent need to reduce global greenhouse gas emissions and achieve carbon neutrality, Ginho is committed to designing, engineering and manufacturing our products in the most sustainable way. We are supporting a reduction in emissions in line with the current Euro 6d and future Euro 7, China 6 and Bharat 6 legislation.

 

To find out more about how we can help you transition to greener technologies, why not meet up with us at GIFA to start a conversation – or go to www.Ginho-Group.com

 

You can register for GIFA here

 

We are also attending Automechanika. You can register for Automechanika by following this link.

There’s only a month to go until Automechanika UK 6-8 June 2023 at the NEC in Birmingham. Ginho will be there in Hall 20 on Booth H16 and we would love to see you on the stand.

We will be showcasing all our services but we are especially keen to discuss innovation. Ginho is ideally placed to provide a complete service from the design of a component concept, the full R&D process, through testing and into full scale manufacturing – for delivery on a global or local scale.

You can register for Automechanika by following this link

We are also attending GIFA – Hall 13, Stand E80. You can register here

It’s going to be a busy year and here is our spring schedule for exhibitions. Do let us know if you are planning to attend and we can hopefully meet up:

 

Hydrogen Tech Expo
30th March 2023 – Telford
https://www.hydrogentechexpo.co.uk/

 

Commercial Vehicle Show
18th – 20th April 2023 – Birmingham
https://cvshow.com/

 

Hannover Fair
17th – 21st April 2023 – Hannover
https://www.hannovermesse.de/en/

 

World Hydrogen Summit & Exhibition
9th – 11th May – 2023 – Rotterdam Ahoy
https://www.world-hydrogen-summit.com/

European business development manager Stuart Lowe takes a look at some of the key stats and facts from the latest Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders’ reports.

As SMMT members we really value all the insight that is provided as well as the incredible campaigning that the organisation does to promote and defend the sector, helping it to thrive.

For me, these are the standout numbers and thoughts from their latest data:

With more than 182,000 people employed in manufacturing and some 780,000 in total across the wider automotive industry, the sector accounts for 10% of total UK exports with more than 150 countries importing UK produced vehicles, generating £77 billion of trade.

More than 30 manufacturers build in excess of 70 models of vehicle in the UK supported by 2,500 component providers.

Over 859,000 cars, 72,913 commercial vehicles and 1.6 million engines were built in the UK in 2021.

Eight out of 10 cars produced in the UK in 2021 were exported overseas and over half of these (55%) went to the European Union.

 

The year ahead

We know that the biggest challenge for the industry this year will be decarbonisation. A Zero Emission Vehicle (ZEV) mandate for cars and vans needs flexibility to work for the industry, the consumer and the environment. HGVs face a 2040 cut-off for non-ZEVs and this too must be workable – affordable, practical and addressing the issues of infrastructure. We need battery production but we need other sectors to step up too.

It’s good to see the SMMT approach this year with cautious optimism that gradual growth will emerge. Having been slow out of the post-Covid blocks, there is a chance the sector could outperform an economy in recession. But the UK industry’s long-term future must be built on the strong foundations of competitiveness, productivity, a skilled and flexible workforce and technological investment.

Here at Ginho Europe, with a global support team that includes over 150 engineers, we are investing heavily into research and development, collaborating with customers to create solutions that add value and offer the most effective use of funds and resources, throughout a project’s lifecycle. Bring on 2023!

 

To find out more, please get in touch at [email protected].

Chad Hempel, Managing Director

“We go where our customers want us!” So says Ginho America’s managing director Chad Hempel, and hence this thriving division is looking to expand across the Americas in 2023, with a new site and new recruits.

Chad’s team has ambitious plans and now that a number of newly won contracts have come online, the business is funding a programme of growth.

Chad joined Ginho in 2016 on the back of 30 years’ experience in the fabrication of various metals. His technical expertise and background bring many benefits, especially around his focus on delivering the best possible customer service and adding value in everything.

Specifically, as Ginho America extends its offer and invests in new facilities, Chad will be recruiting team members with warehouse, sales and accountancy skills.

 

To find out more about Ginho America, please email [email protected]

Brandon Payne, Craig Dennis & James Twells

Giving team members great career opportunities is a top priority at Ginho – motivated employees deliver the best possible customer service and add the most value.

 

We are big fans of apprenticeship schemes and are delighted that Brandon Payne has joined us as apprentice admin assistant, working with Mandy Farrow in the HR & Admin team. As a school-leaver, this is Brandon’s first full-time job while also attending college.

 

James Twells has been promoted from a role in the warehouse to be our new sales estimator, supporting Jim Maiden and Stuart Lowe. Last month he went on his first European trip and loved it!

 

Craig Dennis has also been promoted from warehouse supervisor to be assistant supply chain manager, supporting Joshua Hancock-Brown.

GINHO’S featured Value Added Engineering piece in the industry publication Automotive Powertrain Technology International is available to read more as a pdf.