Surface Transforms plc (LON:SCE) manufacturers of carbon fibre reinforced ceramic automotive brake discs, has announced its interims results for the six months ended 30 June 2022. Financial highlights · Revenue increased
Supercar brake disc maker Surface Transforms (ST) has secured a £13m contract to supply its carbon ceramic brake disc to be fitted to an electric vehicle. Due to start in
Surface Transforms plc (LON:SCE) has announced that it has been notified of its selection as a tier one supplier of a carbon ceramic brake disc to a battery electric vehicle
MotoGP’s official partner for all of its braking systems is Brembo, and the brand sheds a bit of light on the science and technology that comes together and stops the
If you’re even slightly interested in cars, you’ll know just how important the braking system is, and have heard of carbon ceramic brakes. For the everyday driver, not much thought
Plenty of high performance cars have been through my hands over the past three decades, but not many have left the impression that the Aston Martin DBX707 did. There’s no doubt the
Surface Transforms works with a number of automotive manufacturers including mainstream OEMs and niche market/low volume car builders, designing and supplying carbon-ceramic brakes for a wide range of application. ST
Surface Transforms, the Knowsley-based specialist brakes maker, reiterated its forecast that it will achieve profitability this year, in an update ahead of this morning’s annual general meeting. The company makes
Surface Transforms have been offering an alternative to Porsche Carbon Ceramic Brakes (PCCBs) for nearly a decade. Essentially the benefits of ST ceramics are they are lighter, more durable, more
The Aston Martin Valkyrie helped sales surge by 240% at one of the luxury car maker’s major suppliers. Liverpool-headquartered Surface Transforms has confirmed its revenue hit £2.9m in the six
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