Automotive focus Majority of revenue comes from the automotive sector (75%), with capabilities in zinc and zinc alloy plating and related surface treatments. Target automotive OEMs and Tier 1 suppliers with needs for high-quality plating, traceable performance documentation, and flexible logistics.

Acquisition opportunity RMF was acquired by Aalberts Industries in 2018, indicating potential alignment with a larger global portfolio and cross-sell opportunities for corrosion protection, surface finishing, and related services within a multinational ecosystem.

Automation & control Over the last five years RMF has prioritized automation and chemical controls, including trivalent passivate and sealer/topcoat adoption. This suggests ideal entry points for process improvement projects, cost reduction initiatives, and demand for high-quality process documentation.

Expansion of coatings Expanded coating portfolio includes trivalent passivates in multiple colors (clear, black, yellow, red, green) and water-soluble dipspin coatings. Potential upsell to customers seeking enhanced corrosion resistance, weight, or aesthetic requirements across automotive and industrial segments.

Global/logistics leverage As a provider with flexible logistics to serve domestic and international automotive suppliers, RMF can be positioned for global supply chain customers requiring reliable delivery, traceability, and scalable capacity, potentially expanding into new regions through Aalberts’ network.