As a specialist in plastic injection molding serving a diverse range of markets from automotive to life sciences, Rompa Group provides our customers with high-quality, cost-effective, and reliable manufacturing solutions. Leading brands trust our engineering and manufacturing teams to help them create both high-precision technical components and fully finished goods. And we know that this means our customers rely heavily on us to ensure the success and sustainability of their supply chains. 

With decades of experience, we’ve built a reputation for delivering at scale while maintaining the flexibility and personal service of a smaller partner.

With production facilities in Mexico, China, Germany, the Netherlands, and Czechia, our global network gives customers the flexibility to choose the most strategic manufacturing location for their needs.

In stable conditions, we typically follow a “local for local” strategy: producing goods close to end markets to minimize transport costs, shorten lead times, and reduce environmental impact. But when new tariffs or regulatory changes shift the playing field, we have the ability to adapt quickly. We’re currently helping several customers explore the option of relocating production within our network, including the transfer of existing molds and tooling. It’s not a decision any customer takes lightly, but it’s a path we’ve navigated successfully in the past, and it’s one we’re prepared to support as part of a long-term supply chain strategy.

“Our team is monitoring the global situation closely,” says Christian Wouters, CFO of Rompa Group. “We know changes in international trade will inevitably affect supply chains — not just for us, but for every customer we serve. That’s why we take a proactive role in  supporting partners and helping them find creative alternatives to re-optimize sourcing, production, and logistics wherever possible.  Whether it’s adapting to new regulations, re-routing supply chains, or sourcing materials more efficiently, our priority is always to ensure uninterrupted service and a stable production base.”

Supply chain issues aren’t the only area where Rompa’s flexibility is appreciated by our customers. “Our support doesn’t stop on the production floor,” Christian confirms. “We work closely with customers to create commercial arrangements that meet their unique needs. For instance, at customer request, we invoice some North American firms in US dollars for our Mexico-based production, helping those customers mitigate currency risk. That kind of financial flexibility isn’t something every corporation is willing or able to offer — but it’s part of our DNA. We do what it takes to support our customers; even as global conditions evolve.”

If you're looking for a partner in plastic injection molding who offers global reach, deep expertise, and the agility to adapt, get in touch with our team to find out how Rompa Group can help you stay one step ahead.