MAGOG, Que. — Magog-based company Camoplast Solideal becomes Camso today. For the company, Camso represents the best of Camoplast and Solideal.

“The launch of Camso highlights the success our company has achieved in just a few years. We have become the world's second-largest specialized player in the manufacturing of tires, tracks, and track systems for off-the-road vehicles,” explains Camso Chairman of the Board and CEO Pierre Marcouiller. Camso’s sales in this sector went from U.S. $95 million to over $1 billion in 7 years. The company serves four markets: material handling, construction, agriculture, and powersports.

Today, Camso puts 100% of its effort on 11% of the global tire and track market: the off-the-road market. This focus creates an in-depth knowledge of the OTR market enabling the company to identify its customers’ very specific needs and hence, develop enhanced tires, tracks and track systems for those needs.

Camso, the Road Free Company
The company has developed a unique culture. For the Camso team, “Road Free” means achieving its commitments, being industrious and acting authentically in its relations with its customers and suppliers. This is what the Camso brand aims to communicate to its partners.

Camso designs, manufactures and distributes high-quality tires, wheels, tracks and track systems. It works with major OEMs such as Toyota, Caterpillar, John Deere and BRP, as well as several distribution networks.

Camso, the Road Free company has over 7,500 employees in 27 countries. It has four R&D centres and 24 manufacturing plants, and operates an international distribution network in over 100 countries.