Loan from Liverpool increases Surface Transforms funding

Supercar brake maker Surface Transforms plans to create 70 jobs in Knowsley after sealing a massive loan deal with Liverpool City Region Combined Authority. Surface Transforms is one of only two companies of its kind in the world

Surface Transforms, a Merseyside-based brake disc manufacturer, is on track to be profitable in the second half of 2023. This is due to their £290 million order book and a planned investment of £3.4 million. The company’s success

Brake Fade Resistance Brake fade is the loss of braking power under high braking temperatures. Unlike conventional brakes (such as cast iron or steel brakes), carbon ceramic brakes are less susceptible to brake fade since they don’t

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?

Merseyside manufacturer of carbon fibre reinforced ceramic brakes for high performance cars, Surface Transforms (ST), has raised £8.3m through a new share placing. And ST, which operates from a factory in Knowsley and is listed on the

Knowsley-based specialist brakes manufacturer, Surface Transforms, has raised gross proceeds of £8.3m from a share placing. The company also intends to raise approximately £2m, before expenses, through an open offer for qualifying shareholders. The placing will

Knowsley-based Surface Transforms, which manufactures carbon fibre reinforced ceramic automotive brake discs, has revealed plans to raise up to £10m for working capital requirements. The lightweight carbon ceramic brake discs Surface Transforms makes are increasingly adopted

Imagine a brake rotor that could last the vehicle’s life, improve fuel economy and even reduce stopping distances. You might say this is an impossibility. But, ceramic or carbon composite brake rotors might be on the horizon

Surface Transforms has announced the launch of its new Porsche 911, 992 GT3 RS Steel Brake Disc Upgrade Kits. This state-of-the-art upgrade promises to bring unparalleled braking performance to the iconic Porsche model. Why It Matters Braking systems are

Surface Transforms announced that it has been notified of its selection as a tier-one supplier of a carbon ceramic brake disc to one of its existing mainstream customers described previously as OEM 10, one of the world’s largest automotive original-equipment manufacturers.

Traditionally, the aftermarket has been able to offer improved slowing power because the engineers of mass-produced cars have to fit brakes that fall within a budget set by their company’s accountants. But improved safety legislation and

The Aston Martin Valkyrie is in full production. The groundbreaking hypercar was first teased in concept form in 2016, and the first customers recieved their finished cars in 2021. Just 150 units of the Valkyrie coupe

Knowsley-based Surface Transforms, which manufactures carbon fibre reinforced ceramic automotive brake discs, has made “considerable strategic progress” during the first half of its financial year, despite widening pre-tax losses. For the six months ended 30 June

Gross profit and revenues both increase during the first half of 2023 (2023H1) which ended June 30, 2023, for Surface Transforms (AIM: SCE). The company, which manufactures carbon fiber reinforced ceramic automotive brake discs, recently announced H1 financials. Financial highlights from