Michelin today completed the acquisition of Camso, under the terms announced on July 12, 2018 and after obtaining all of the necessary approvals for the transaction. A total consideration of US$1.36 ...

French tiremaker Michelin is bolstering its specialty business with a $1.45 billion deal to buy Camso, a Canadian producer of rubber tracks for farm equipment and snowmobiles. The two companies’ ...

France-based Michelin has announced reaching an agreement with Magog, Quebec-based Camso to acquire the firm’s off-the-road (OTR) tire and tread operations and form a new, combined division to be ...

With its new track remanufacture plant in Emporia, Kansas, rubber track maker Camso aims to “take the best tracks on the market and give them multiple lives.” So said Martin Lunkenbein, service and ...

Michelin and Camso join forces to create the leader in off-the-road (OTR) mobility solutions. The result of a genuine strategic partnership in the OTR segment, the new division will be managed from ...

MAGOG, Quebec—Some years ago a reporter asked an executive in the rubber industry about a recent acquisition and the synergies he expected from that deal. His reply? "Interesting word—synergy," he ...

JUNCTION CITY, Kan.—Some things you don't need an almanac for. Those things, you just know—sense like rain on the breeze before one of those hearty, much-needed Midwest downpours. And this is one of ...

CLERMONT-FERRAND, France — Michelin Group is selling its Camso brand and a package of off-road tire-manufacturing assets in Sri Lanka to India's CEAT Ltd. for roughly $225 million. The sale includes a ...

MAGOG, Quebec — Camso Ltd. has introduced the TLH 592S, a solid tire for telehandlers that are leased to construction sites and other users. With this new tire, Camso consolidates its telehandler ...

PLATTSBURGH — When you see a snowmobile driving around the North Country this winter, know that it probably has a local connection. “You know that snowmobile you see driving down the road? We make ...

Camso's TLH 732 and TLH 753 pneumatic telehandler tires are made with advanced rubber compounds to increase wear life and resilience against blowouts and sidewall damage.