Magneti Marelli joins the IAAF

Automotive component distributor Magneti Marelli Parts and Services has joined as the latest addition to the IAAF’s membership.

The trade body’s service membership has continued to grow throughout the year and the latest expansion sees the Italian company, with its strong heritage in the automotive industry, joining to support the Federation’s lobbying initiatives and industry networking events.

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In 2019, Magneti Marelli joined forces with Japanese company Calsonic Kansei to form Marelli, one of the world’s leading global independent suppliers to the automotive sector, with around 50,000 employees worldwide.

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Magneti Marelli Parts and Services remains as the commercial division of Marelli, that distributes parts, automotive components and service to workshops through a network of distributors across the automotive aftermarket.

Tony McKeown, UK representative for Magneti Marelli Parts and Services, said: “We appreciate the presence and importance of the IAAF, and look forward to getting to know other members while supporting the invaluable work the IAAF offers to all levels of the UK aftermarket.”

Mark Field, chief executive at IAAF, said:

“We’re delighted to welcome Magneti Marelli Parts and Services to the IAAF membership. The brand is synonymous with the aftermarket and has a concrete reputation for high-quality parts and services. Its technical knowledge and experience of the industry will be invaluable to the Federation and its members.”

Published by Greg Whitaker

Editor of CAT Magazine and an experienced motoring journalist @GregWhitaker5

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