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The industry initiative "Connectivity for Industry 4.0 on Machine tools" started at EMO 2017 by the Association of German Machine Tool Manufacturers (VDW) is now, one year later, ready for the market under the name of UMATI (universal machine tool interface). As a founding member of the core team,…

A new cooperation agreement with Shanghai Automotive Industry Corporation (SAIC) was signed during a formal ceremony at China International Import Expo (CIIE). This agreement sets out the terms of the ongoing relationship between GROB and SAIC.

In October, the GROB plants in Brazil and China opened up their production facilities to existing customers and interested visitors, offering them interesting presentations and also the chance to find out about the company's current position.

Mr. German Wankmiller, Chairman of the Management Board and CEO at GROB-WERKE, speaking to us at the AMB in Stuttgart. He talks about how the trade fair in Stuttgart is going, the current situation in the mechanical engineering sector and developments at the GROB plants.

The AMB 2018 was the most successful AMB for the GROB Group since its first participation ten years ago. We spoke to Peter Hermanns, GROB Sales Manager for Universal Machining Centers Europe, at the end of the event.

The new GROB homepage has been online since the beginning of September. We have spoken to the GROB Marketing Manager, Ms. Marion Immerz, about the reasons for the revamp and the importance of electronic media for GROB.

B. GROB do Brasil has once again been recognized for supplying Ford Taubaté with a machining line with intermediate assembly technology for the assembly of camshaft bearing caps for the cylinder heads on the new 1.5 liter Dragon engine. This was the third time that B.GROB do Brasil had been awarded…

For the first time since the full integration of DMG meccanica, the GROB Group has exhibited under the name of “GROB” at CWIEME in Berlin, which is the world's largest leading trade show for manufacturing technologies for electric motors, generators and transformers.

On May 17, 2018, some 12,000 participants took on a distance of 6.3 km in the seventh Augsburg corporate run. One of the 350 GROB runners in particular stood out and took third place in the competition.

Following the purchase of a 1,500 m² production hall from the company Stetter in Mindelheim, in 1967, and a short, intensive renovation and investment phase, the green light was given for production to start at the third GROB plant in Mindelheim in 1968.