- CEO
- Viorel David
- Full Time Employees
- 450
- Sector
- Producer manufacturing
- Industry
- Industrial machinery
- Address
- Targu Jiu Romania
- IPO Date
- Mar 24, 1998
- Business
- Artego SA is a Romania-based industrial manufacturing company specializing in the development, production, and distribution of technical rubber products and conveyor systems. The company's product portfolio includes textile-reinforced conveyor belts for general use, heat-resistant, oil-resistant, flame-retardant, abrasion-resistant, and agricultural applications; steel cord-reinforced conveyor belts designed for heavy-duty mining, quarrying, and industrial material handling; specialized conveyor systems, including cross-stabilized belts, pipe conveyor belts, chevron belts, and griptop belts; technical rubber sheets and mats, encompassing antistatic, dielectric, oil-resistant, and weather-resistant variants; molded and extruded rubber profiles and sealing gaskets; automotive components, including radiator hoses, transmission boots, steering gaiters, bushings, and rubber floor mats; and conveyor maintenance solutions, such as vulcanizing cements, splicing materials, and drum reconditioning services. Artego SA serves diverse industrial sectors, including mining and minerals, cement manufacturing, thermal power generation, metallurgy, agriculture, chemical processing, logistics, and automotive engineering. Headquartered in Târgu Jiu, Romania, and founded in 1973, the company operates integrated manufacturing facilities and distributes its products domestically and internationally across Europe, Africa, and Asia, maintaining key export relationships in Germany, Spain, Italy, the United Kingdom, and Poland. In recent developments, Artego SA has focused on modernizing its vulcanization and processing lines to enhance energy efficiency, reduce operational emissions, and expand output capacity for high-durability steel and synthetic-reinforced conveyor belts. The company has also advanced strategic procurement initiatives to mitigate raw material price fluctuations, broadened its direct distribution networks across Central and Western European markets, and sustained its operational modernization and capital allocation programs under shareholder-approved corporate budgets.