
History
2016
- Reorganisation of Mektec Europe GmbH (Holding) and establishment of two subsidiaries:
> Mektec Europe Sales & Development GmbH
> Mektec Europe Production GmbH
- Aquisition of enmech GmbH & Co. KG
2014
- New production building in Budweis, Czech Republic
- Inauguration of production building in Budweis, Czech Republic (Link to video)
2011
- Mektec Europe GmbH becomes responsible for the worldwide development of automotive applications within the Mektec Group.
2010
- Nippon Mektron acquires 100% of Freudenberg Mektec Europa GmbH
- Integration into the worldwide Mektec Group
- Name change to Mektec Europe GmbH
2009
- New technology center (with prototype production) in Weinheim, Germany
- Inauguration of technology center in Weinheim, Germany
2005
- Establishment of Mektec France SAS as subsidiary of Freudenberg Mektec Europa GmbH
2004
- ISO/TS 16949:2002 certification
2002
- Name change to Freudenberg Mektec Europa GmbH
- Focus on automotive FPC business development
1998
- Establishment of Freudenberg Mektec CZ s.r.o in Budweis, Czech Republic
1996
- Acquisition of company Rothkegel (with production facilities) in Erkelenz, Germany
1995
- Name change to Freudenberg Mektec GmbH & Co. KG
1990
- NOK Japan subsidiary Nippon Mektron acquires 40% of Simflex
1981
- Beginning of the industrial production of electronic components based on flexible printed circuits (FPC) under the name of Simflex as one business sector of Simrit. Simflex comes from a combination of Simrit and flex (flexible printed circuits)