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Follow Automation Group Industrial installation & service Section 1 Introduction Welding and Molds and Tooling Joining Systems Technology Follow Automation Group is a global company powered by Engineering and Heavy Industry people delivering optimal Montage Components automation solutions for the automotive and heavy industry Automation and Custom Fabrication sectors. The company builds Assembly and integrates intelligent Electronic production systems including: Final Assembly and Connection Conveyor Systems Assembly and Management Machinery Safety Final Assembly Electronics Conveyor Assembly Systems Section 2 Our Projects At this point Follow Automation Group has various projects in three different countries Two in USA Thirteen in Germany One in Vietnam Project Timeline 2018 2017 2018 2019 Company Opening 2018 2018 2019 Project Timeline 2019 2019 2020 2019 2019 2020 Project Timeline 2020 2020 2020 Future Projects 2020 2020 Mercedes-Benz Vans, Ladson, South Carolina, USA Our proud team of supervisors after Mercedes-Benz Vans, LLC (“MBV”) is a plant While everyone is having holiday days off, completing robot and safe guard assembly in Ladson, South Carolina that produces we work extra to make sure we build long in one of the locations on this huge building Sprinter vans for the U.S. and Canadian term relationships that are mutually site. market under the brands Mercedes-Benz beneficial to all parties. and Freightliner. The midsize Mercedes-Benz Metris vans are also reassembled at this location. Volkswagen, Chattanooga, Tennessee, USA Our engineers are accepting any task no The Volkswagen Chattanooga Assembly Safety is a major priority in our business so matter how dirty work will be, as we Plant (or Chattanooga Operations LLC) is an our supervisors make sure everything is provide best service at all the points. automobile assembly plant in Chattanooga, working and environment is safe. Tennessee, that began production in April 2011. The plant has a projected annual production of 150,000 cars beginning with a version of the 2012 Volkswagen Passat NMS, tailored to the US market. Mercedes-Benz, Sindelfingen, Germany Sometimes our job looks like a challenge Sindelfingen manufactures the S-Class, the We actually enjoy what we do and trying but with our skilled engineers nothing is flagship vehicle from Mercedes-Benz. The our best so it's win-win for both sides. Our impossible no matter what size is latest S-Class model went into series employees and a company. machinery. production in 2017. In the future, the Mercedes-Benz plant in Sindelfingen will also produce electric vehicles of the product and technology brand EQ. Volkswagen, Osnabruck, Germany We proud with our work with such Osnabruck has been a proud car city for Our team of engineers after completing companies as Mercedes, Vinfast and over 100 years. Building on this tradition, electric connection assembly as a part of Volkswagen and always looking for a new Volkswagen Osnabruck GmbH was founded our task on Osnabruck's plant. projects. in December 2009. The factory site covers an area of 426,000 m2 and employs more than 2,300 staff, who form the entire automotive process chain from the first idea through to series production. Opel, Eisenach, Germany Opel Eisenach GmbH (formerly Opel AWE Since 1993, Opel Eisenach has been Our team started working here in 2019 and Planungs GmbH) is a German producing the Opel Corsa. Between 1990 we are looking forward for long manufacturing company based at Eisenach and 2009 the plant produced 2.5 million relationship with the company and in Thuringia, Germany and a subsidiary of vehicles. In 2010, Opel decided to build its management team. Opel. It currently produces the Opel Corsa new city car at the Thuringian production and Opel Adam. plant, and the Opel Adam duly appeared in January 2013. Daimler, Bremen, Germany Tradition meets future: Mercedes-Benz cars Ten models are currently being produced at Building and production never stops and have been rolling off the assembly lines at the location: the C-Class sedan, wagon, we have our people working 6 days a week the Bremen plant for the last 40 years. coupe, and convertible; the E-Class coupe to make sure everything is made to Starting off with the 5123 model, the plant and convertible; the GLC SUV; the GLC perfection. has become a success story for northern coupe; and the SLC and SL roadsters. The Germany. With around 12,500 employees, Bremen plant is the lead plant steering the the Mercedes-Benz Bremen plant is the worldwide production of the C-Class and largest private employer in the region. the GLC. Audi, lngolstadt, Germany Audi has been building cars at the lngolstadt site for 70 years. The We build and set up robots and lines, so everything works like a heart of the Audi Group beats in this Bavarian city on the Danube: clock 24/7. Our skilled engineers and management of Audi team lngolstadt is where AUDI AG has its headquarters and operates the makes it win-win situation for both of the sides. Audi Group's largest production site. From initial idea to finished automobile, the entire production process for the models Audi Q2, Audi A3, Audi A4 and Audi AS along with their derivative versions takes place at the lngolstadt plant. BMW, Munich, Germany The BMW Group plant Munich is the parent Its great to be a part of revolutionary time In the BMW Group Munich plant produce BMW Group plant. It combines engineering when BMW is producing electric cars. Our models of the BMW 3 Series and BMW 4 excellence and innovative power with the task is to give all support we can at this Series. The BMW 3 Series Touring, BMW 4 passion of its approximately 7,800 time. Series Coupe and M4 Coupe are exclusively employees from over 50 nations. The BMW manufactured in Munich and exported from Group Munich plant produces cars and there into the world. With the start of engines since 1922. production of the BMW M4 Coupe in February 2014 the M production returned back to this location after 28 years. VinFast Trading and Production LLC, Hanoi, Vietnam VinFast Trading and Production LLC manufactures vehicles. The As company makes completely new car designs, additional company was founded in 2017 and is headquartered in Hanoi, information can't be provided because of non-disclosure Vietnam. VinFast Trading and Production LLC operates as a agreement. subsidiary of Vingroup Joint Stock Company. Volkswagen, Zwickau, Germany The Volkswagen brand is moving forward In future, up to 330,000 electric models per We are constantly upgrading our expertise with its electric offensive and gradually year are to roll off the production line there to be in step with time. Electric vehicle creating the production capacity needed – more than at any other plant of the market is rapidly growing, and we are for building more than 1 million electric Volkswagen Group. among the first ones to participate in cars per year throughout the world from installing these production lines. 2025. The Group’s largest and highest-performance electric car plant is currently being created in Zwickau. BMW, Leipzig, Germany The BMW Leipzig Plant is one of the most Up to 860 cars of the BMW 1 and 2 Series are Green energy for the production of these modern and sustainable car plants in the manufactured in the classic production cars is provided by four purpose-built wind world. BMW cars for customers all over the every day. In addition, two trendsetting turbines on site. world are produced here since 2005. More vehicles with alternative drive systems and than 960 vehicles per day roll off the innovative light weight carbon bodies are production lines. produced. Section 3 Our Team 120 100 Employee 80 Increase 60 40 20 0 Nov 2017 Jan Feb Apr Dec 2018 2019 Feb 2020 2020 Our Team growth in just 3 years 3 40 60 100+ 2017 2018 2019 2020 Company growth To hire additional experienced professionals that can join our existing talent pool and continue the Maintain high level steady growth of the service and standards business Our Goals at all points for year 2021 Meet the workforce Project growth around needs of industry by the world preparing workers with the skills employers need Maintain safety at 100% and zero accidents Contact Us +371 28127004 [email protected] https://followautomationgroup.com.
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