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Brandauer wins £199,500 grant for EV motor parts
Birmingham manufacturer C. Brandauer & Co gets £199,500 to develop electric vehicle motor components.
In brief
Birmingham manufacturer C. Brandauer & Co gets £199,500 to develop electric vehicle motor components. Birmingham manufacturer C. Brandauer & Co won a £199,500 grant to improve production of electric vehicle motor parts. Originally reported by Dealroom.
Quick answers
- What's the deal?
- Birmingham manufacturer C. Brandauer & Co won a £199,500 grant to develop a new process for making a key component used in electric vehicle motors.
- What's the endgame?
- The precision metal stamping and tooling specialist will use the money to improve how it manufactures lamination stacks, the layers of ultra-thin electrical steel that form the magnetic core of an electric motor.
- Why now?
- As the automotive sector shifts toward electrification, suppliers face pressure to retool for new components. The grant is designed to help West Midlands manufacturers make that transition.
- What is the key takeaway from Brandauer wins £199,500 grant for EV motor parts?
- Birmingham manufacturer C. Brandauer & Co won a £199,500 grant to improve production of electric vehicle motor parts.
What's the deal?
Birmingham manufacturer C. Brandauer & Co won a £199,500 grant to develop a new process for making a key component used in electric vehicle motors.
What's the endgame?
The precision metal stamping and tooling specialist will use the money to improve how it manufactures lamination stacks, the layers of ultra-thin electrical steel that form the magnetic core of an electric motor.
Why now?
As the automotive sector shifts toward electrification, suppliers face pressure to retool for new components. The grant is designed to help West Midlands manufacturers make that transition.
Here's the gist
Birmingham manufacturer C. Brandauer & Co won a £199,500 grant to improve production of electric vehicle motor parts.
