ACtronics is a Dutch automotive supplier that remanufactures automotive car electronic components to provide high-quality components and spare parts. The company’s remanufacture process ensures that each product is inspected for common faults as well as future problem areas. These are corrected and, as a result, each of the products that are remanufactured by ACtronics are expected to work and look like new, with a lifetime equal to, if not beyond, the original manufacturer specifications. The success of ACtronics lies in their thorough understanding of the latest communication systems within the automotive industry and their innovative business approach.
"The ACtronics Group is committed to remanufacturing. We are innovators focussed on creating quality end products that help people save money, improve profitability of garages while at the same time improving their levels of customer satisfaction and decreasing their environmental footprint. We believe the future of the automotive industry will be circular, that is why we joined Circle Economy's membership."
- Thijs Jasink, COO ACtronics
The Dutch automotive industry, characterised by a dynamic mix of innovative part and component suppliers like ACtronics, is well-positioned to play a leading role in the transition to a circular economy.
ACtronics is one of those companies that is - in many ways - already circular by nature. So we are very pleased to have them on board! They are a driver of change and an inspiring example of how remanufacturing can make an industry more circular.”
- Ben Kubbinga, Lead Partnerships and Collaboration at Circle Economy
Curious to learn more about the vision of ACtronics on the future of the car industry? Read the report: 'On the road to the circular car', featuring ACtronics COO, Thijs Jasink.The report, co-created by ABN AMRO and Circle Economy, presents the future of the automotive industry, the role consumer trends play and how car part suppliers can future-proof their business by adopting circular business models.Other expert's interviews in the report are from Ralph Ramaekers DSM Engineering Plastics,Jasper IJsenbrandt - ARN, Jan-Paul Kimmel - CLAUT, Wim Simons - Timmerije, Martijn Lopes Cardozo - Black Bear Carbon.
