Curent Metal, the Romanian subsidiary of Akım Metal operating under A Group, one of Turkey's well-established industrial companies, celebrated its 5th anniversary with great enthusiasm with a special event organised. Mr. Mustafa Böyet, Chairman of the Board of Directors of A Group Companies The celebration event, hosted by Mr. Mustafa Böyet, Chairman of the Board of Directors of A Group Companies, and other company officials, was attended by Mr. Özgür Kıvanç Altan, Ambassador of the Republic of Turkey to Bucharest. Mr. Özgür Kıvanç Altan, Ambassador of Bucharest, Mr. Corneliu Ştefan, President of the Provincial Council of DÂMBOVIŢA County, Mr. Corneliu Ştefan, Arctic CEO Mr. Murat Büyükerk, President of DEIK Turkey Business Council Mr. Ömer Süsli, President of TIAD Mr. Many important names such as Ufuk Tandoğan attended.
Curent Metal started to operate in Sat Bungetu - Dâmbovița region of Romania 5 years ago under the roof of A Group Companies. The company has reached an important position in the sector by producing metal processing (mechanical machining and pressing), aluminium injection and plastic injection processes for the white goods and automobile sectors.
Governor of Kocaeli Seddar Yavuz was hosted by Mustafa Böyet, Chairman of the Board of Directors of A Group Companies, Abdullah Böyet and Sefa Böyet and visited Akım Metal - Smb Technics facilities.
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Akım Metal participated in EUROGUSS International High Pressure Die Casting Fair held in Nuremberg between 16-18 January and attracts attention with its half a century of experience in the sector and wide product range.
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Istanbul-based Akım Metal has been providing high quality solutions to various sectors, especially white goods and automotive industries, for 50 years in its 28,000m² modern facilities. Curent Metal has been producing for the white goods and automotive sectors in Romania since 2019. A Group exports to 24 countries around the world with a strong team of 2400 people and is preparing for new investments focused on sustainability and green energy in the future.
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