September 4, 2025, Antolin advances its strategy of geographic diversification, optimization of its industrial footprint, and support for electric mobility in Southeast Asia.

Antolin, a multinational leader in the design and manufacture of automotive interior components, is inaugurating two new industrial plants in Thailand and Indonesia, consolidating its expansion in Southeast Asia, one of the industry’s most dynamic regions.

The new plant in Thailand is located in a strategic area to serve global OEMs with a local presence, reinforcing key electrification projects in markets such as Vietnam, Malaysia, and Indonesia. This facility will operate as a center of excellence for modular and intelligent interior solutions, including modular headliners, door panels, and cockpits.

In Indonesia, Antolin has started operations through a joint venture with its local partner AAA (formed by APM and ARMADA AUTOPARTS). The plant will initially produce headliners and will assess, in the short term, potential diversification into door panels, lighting systems, and electronic solutions. It will serve leading OEMs in the local market, supporting the transition to more efficient and accessible electric mobility.

Both plants are equipped with the latest technology and sustainable processes, integrating recycled materials, bio-based adhesives, and eco-responsible treatments. In addition, Antolin will focus on developing local talent, transferring knowledge, and working closely with domestic suppliers, thereby creating skilled employment and sustainable value for local economies.

Thanks to these new openings, Antolin strengthens its global presence and takes a firm step forward in its roadmap of internationalization, efficient industrialization, and sustainability as strategic pillars of its value proposition.

With these inaugurations, Antolin will now have 32 factories and 8 Technical-Commercial Offices (TCOs) in Asia and more than 3,800 employees.

Source: Antolin