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GKN Powder Metallurgy is the global leader in powder metal solutions, shaping the future with sustainable metal technologies that drive innovation and performance in the automotive and other industries. With a global manufacturing network comprised of 28 manufacturing facilities and 2 innovation centers across 9 countries, we produce 10 million high precision powder metal components daily and 250,000 tons of atomized metal powder per year. Our portfolio of advanced process technologies includes conventional PM for cost-effective, high-volume production; MIM (Metal Injection Molding) for complex, lightweight parts; powder forging for enhanced durability; aluminum PM for lightweight components; and metal additive manufacturing for innovative designs and scalable production. We provide solutions that enable electrification, including manufacturing custom parts for e-motors, e-drivetrains, magnets, batteries, drive-by-wire, and thermal management systems. Our collaborative approach allows us to develop tailor-made solutions that perfectly match your application and deliver superior performance, efficiency, and reduced weight. Sustainability is at the core of who we are. All our metal powders are made from 100% recyclable scrap metal and are designed with the circular economy in mind. Our dedication to combating climate change, minimizing waste, and upholding the highest social responsibility standards has earned us the EcoVadis Platinum medal - an award for excellence in ESG performance given only to the top 1% of companies globally. At GKN Powder Metallurgy, we are not just about manufacturing; we are about technology that impacts the world. Join us as we continue to lead, innovate, and shape the future of manufacturing.
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