Baomarc

About Baomarc

Originating as a family-owned, craft-based business in 1978, Baomarc Automotive Solutions S.p.A. has transitioned into a multinational enterprise and a key supplier of components to major automotive manufacturers. The company's journey began with designing and producing industrial machinery for the automotive sector, a foundation that provided deep technological know-how. Leveraging this expertise, the company, formerly known as Emarc, expanded into producing components using its own equipment. A significant milestone occurred in 2017 when Baomarc became a subsidiary of the BAOWU Group, the world's largest steel producer, which now holds a 75% stake. This acquisition was recognized in 2019 with a "Top Investors in Italy" award from the Fondazione Italia Cina.

Baomarc provides turnkey solutions for the automotive industry, managing the entire production process in-house, from project feasibility studies and design to prototyping and component testing. The company's business model is centered on being a comprehensive partner for its clients, which include prominent automotive groups like Renault, Stellantis (Fiat, Jeep, Maserati, Alfa Romeo), Volkswagen, Audi, and Ford. Its operational headquarters are in Chivasso (Turin), Italy, which serves as the hub for product and process design, with additional production facilities in Italy, France, Romania, Brazil, Mexico, and China. The company generates revenue by manufacturing and supplying a wide range of products, including components, pre-assemblies, and assemblies made from various materials like high-strength steel (HSS), ultra-high-strength steel (UHSS), and aluminum.

The company's core services revolve around advanced metal forming processes, notably roll forming and stretch bending, using machinery and tooling designed and constructed internally. This vertical integration allows for the creation of complex geometries and rapid product development by reconfiguring universal production lines. Baomarc's product portfolio includes underbody frames for commercial vehicles, such as the one developed for the Renault Master. In a collaboration with EDAG, Siemens, and Cloos, Baomarc also co-developed the "SCALEbat," a modular and scalable battery casing for electric vehicles, which won the eMove360° Award in 2019. To optimize its supply chain and enhance responsiveness, the company has implemented advanced EDI (Electronic Data Interchange) and CRM solutions to improve monitoring and customer support ticketing.