Juratek bought by by Fras-Le

Juratek has changed hands, following its acquisition by parts supplier Fras-Le. Juratek first opened its doors in 1995, and was subject to a management buyout in October 2019 lead by Managing Director Matt Robinson. The company itself went on to buy Bradford based parts supplier Bettaparts. It then opened a depot in Northern Ireland in 2021.
M.D Matt Robinson, Operations Director Mark Clegg and Sales and Marketing Director Toby Whewell will continue to be responsible for Juratek group sales and operations.
Matt Robinson commented: “I’m delighted to agree to the acquisition of AML Juratek by Fras-le. We have experienced tremendous growth in the past eight years, and we have exciting plans for the future. This deal gives us the synergies and strength to expand on these plans and to also aggressively pursue new opportunities.”
Fras-le’s Managing Director Anderson Pontalti added: “This movement is part of our strategy of expanding the business in the aftermarket sector inserting the Company in mature markets such as the European one, through product diversification and brand expansion in the portfolio.”
The Doncaster-based braking specialist’s new owner, itself owned by Randon Companies, makes parts for for cars, motorcycles and commercial vehicles and more, with ten industrial plants, six distribution centres, four commercial offices and two technology and development centres across Brazil, the United States, China, Argentina, Uruguay, and India.

