Funding enables Surface Transforms to expand production

What if I told you the brakes on your next car would never fade, improve gas mileage and last 150,000 miles? You might think I was full of it or on drugs. But, ceramic-composite or carbon-ceramic brake rotors

Ceramic composite rotors are extremely durable. In fact, manufacturers claim that they’ll never need replacement — at least with “normal” driving. They’re also resistant to the kind of distortions and wear that leads to pedal pulsation — merely

Using carbon and ceramics in braking systems offers significant advantages over other materials, but the processes involved in their manufacture are considerably lengthy and more expensive – why are they so expensive and is it worth the cost? COOL UNDER

Zeus  acted as Nominated Adviser and Joint Bookrunner to Surface Transforms plc, to raise £16 million by way of an equity placing and subscription together with an open offer to raise up to a further £3 million. Surface Transforms are manufacturers

Surface Transforms, the U.K. manufacturer of high-performance carbon-fiber brakes, has raised nearly £20 million to allow for expansion of production facilities to meet commitments to several original-equipment manufacturers (OEM), including a recent agreement valued at £13 million. The company

Revenue has increased at a Knowsley-based manufacturer during the first half of its financial year, but pre-tax losses widened. Surface Transforms, which manufactures carbon fibre reinforced ceramic materials, has posted a revenue of £2.8m for the six months

Revenues at Surface Transforms, the Knowsley-based high performance brakes manufacturer, has climbed 137%. The company, which makes brakes for high performance cars and aircraft, reported revenue increase to £2.9m for the six months ending June 30, that’s up

A supplier to the likes of Aston Martin and McLaren expects to report a profit this year after a decade-long wait. Liverpool-based Surface Transforms, which manufactures carbon ceramic brake discs for the automotive and aircraft industries, said a

High performance brake manufacturer Surface Transforms (ST) says its order book now stands at more than £200m with the company now close to sustained profitability. Based in Knowsley, ST makes carbon ceramic brake discs for a number of

New production methods could help CMC disc suppliers drive down costs and penetrate the broader and more lucrative high-performance disc market While growth in the luxury and high-performance vehicle segments has driven a progressive increase in demand for