Schaeffler Group
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Schaeffler Group
Summary
Schaeffler Group is an automotive supplier[1]. It has Wikipedia articles in 15 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[2]
Key Facts
- Schaeffler Group was a member of bitkom[3].
- Schaeffler Group was a member of German Association for the Digital Economy[4].
- Schaeffler Group was a member of Deutsche Gesellschaft für Personalführung[5].
- Schaeffler Group was a member of Deutsches Institut für Compliance[6].
- Schaeffler Group was a member of VDMA[7].
- Schaeffler Group was a member of German business travel association[8].
- Schaeffler Group is in the country of Germany[9].
- Schaeffler Group's instance of is recorded as automotive supplier[10].
- Schaeffler Group's instance of is recorded as business[11].
- Schaeffler Group's headquarters location is recorded as Herzogenaurach[12].
- Schaeffler Group's chief executive officer is recorded as Klaus Rosenfeld[13].
- Schaeffler Group is part of SDAX[14].
- Schaeffler Group's Commons category is recorded as Schaeffler Group[15].
- Schaeffler Group's industry is recorded as automotive industry[16].
- Schaeffler Group's industry is recorded as renewable energy industry[17].
- Schaeffler Group's industry is recorded as mechanical engineering[18].
- Schaeffler Group's industry is recorded as hydrogen technologies[19].
- Schaeffler Group's industry is recorded as rail industry[20].
- Schaeffler Group's industry is recorded as vehicle industry[21].
- Schaeffler Group's industry is recorded as manufacturing industry[22].
- Schaeffler Group's industry is recorded as electromobility[23].
- Schaeffler Group's industry is recorded as technology industry[24].
- Schaeffler Group's industry is recorded as automotive aftermarket[25].
- Schaeffler Group's catalog code is recorded as DEBYLT0276[26].
- 1946 marks the founding of Schaeffler Group[27].
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Founding
1946 marks the founding of Schaeffler Group[27].
Identity
Schaeffler Group is part of SDAX[14].
Leadership
Schaeffler Group's chief executive officer is recorded as Klaus Rosenfeld[13]. Its director / manager is recorded as Georg Friedrich Wilhelm Schaeffler[28].
Operations
Schaeffler Group's headquarters location is recorded as Herzogenaurach[12].
Industry
Industries include automotive industry[16], renewable energy industry[17], mechanical engineering[18], hydrogen technologies[19], rail industry[20], and vehicle industry[21].
Why It Matters
Schaeffler Group has Wikipedia articles in 15 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[2]