ContiTech's new
sustainability portal provides
information about its commitment to
economically sound, environmentally responsible
and socially supportive
practices and underlies a strong corporate
commitment to and technological
expertise in the development and use of innovative
products.
At the heart of the sustainability portal are the
'Green Stories'. They
provide a picture of the forward-looking product
innovations from the
ContiTech business units. The portal
shows how the technology leader
fulfills current and future needs in the areas of
mobility, health,
nutrition, environment, energy production and
efficiency. These include
innovations in solar and wind energy as well as in
lightweight, healthful
materials for sustainable mobility or climate-
neutral conveyor belts. The
focus here is consistently on resource
conservation, waste avoidance, and
human and environmental safety.
In terms of appearance and content, the new site
is in line with
ContiTech's Engineering Green Value
brochure. Both media boast exceptional
formats that trigger a strong sensory response on
the part of viewers and
an
eagerness to explore further.
With sales of €26 billion in 2010, Continental is
among the leading
automotive suppliers worldwide. As a supplier of
brake systems, systems
and
components for powertrains and chassis,
instrumentation, infotainment
solutions, vehicle electronics, tires and
technical elastomers,
Continental
contributes to enhanced driving safety and global
climate protection.
Continental is also an expert partner in networked
automobile
communication.
Continental currently has approximately 160,000
employees in 45 countries.
The ContiTech division holds a global market
leadership position for
non-tire rubber technical elastomer products and
is a specialist in
plastics
technology in the non-tire rubber sector. It
develops and produces
functional parts, components and systems for the
automotive industry and
other important industries. With a total of
approximately 27,500 employees
on its payroll, ContiTech reported sales of about
€3.1 billion in 2010.
