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Goodyear investing 16.5 million euros in Montluçon motorcycle tyre production, ends light-truck tyre making

Date: 18th October 2022 Author: Chris Anthony Comments: 0
Dunlop opened the Montluçon factory in 1919. It now employs around 540 full time workers (Photo: Christian Marx/Profil Verlag)

Following the news that it is consulting on the closure of the Cooper Melksham tyre factory, Goodyear has announced that it is set to invest 16.5 million euros into the “modernisation” of its Montluçon, France tyre production plant over the next 18 months. The news also marks the end of light truck tyre production at Montluçon. Prior to the announcement, the production of two-wheel tyres accounted for 50 per cent of the site’s activity and the site has also made motorsport tyres during its recent history.

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