Verified Nov 2026
Bearings & Components
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Magog, Quebec
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Since 1982
Camso manufactures off-road tires, rubber tracks, wheels, and undercarriage systems for construction, agriculture, material handling, and powersports applications. Headquartered in Magog, Quebec and founded in 1982, the company employs 5,000–10,000 people. Originally branded Camoplast, it was rebranded to Camso in 2015 after acquisition by Michelin. In December 2024, CEAT acquired Camso. The company serves original equipment manufacturers including Toyota and supplies replacement markets across over 100 countries.
Camso at a glance
Revenue
$100-250M
Est. band
Employees
5,000-10,000
Founded
1982
Headquarters
Magog, Quebec
Import activity
42318
Industries
Automotive
Electric Vehicles
Construction
Industrial Equipment
Sourcing and import activity
From US customs bill-of-lading records
US sea imports
42318
Named foreign suppliers
50
Top origins
Sri Lanka · Oman · Spain · China
Shared foreign counterparties do not establish that these companies buy from Camso.
What this tells a buyer
Camso recorded 42,318 customs shipments with primary sourcing from Michelin Lanka in Sri Lanka (12,058 shipments), followed by smaller volumes from Vietnam, China, and other origins across 18 countries.
The company produces pneumatic, airless, and solid tires alongside rubber tracks for agricultural and construction machinery, with manufacturing and distribution facilities in Vietnam, Argentina, and Brazil.
CEAT's acquisition in December 2024 is projected to add over $150 million in revenue by fiscal year 2028 under a dual-brand strategy.
Source: US customs bill-of-lading records and public filings · Last verified Nov 05, 2026
STABILITY SIGNALS
Established & active
44 years in operation (founded 1982).
42,318 US import shipments on record.
Overview
Camso manufactures off-road tires, rubber tracks, wheels, and undercarriage systems for construction, agriculture, material handling, and powersports applications. Headquartered in Magog, Quebec and founded in 1982, the company employs 5,000–10,000 people. Originally branded Camoplast, it was rebranded to Camso in 2015 after acquisition by Michelin. In December 2024, CEAT acquired Camso. The company serves original equipment manufacturers including Toyota and supplies replacement markets across over 100 countries.
At a glance
Attribute | Detail |
|---|---|
Founded | 1982 |
Headquarters | Magog, Quebec |
Employees | 5,000-10,000 |
Revenue | $100-250M (estimated) |
Primary capability | Bearings & Components |
What Camso makes
The company produces pneumatic, airless, and solid tires alongside rubber tracks for agricultural and construction machinery, with manufacturing and distribution facilities in Vietnam, Argentina, and Brazil.
Products and capabilities described on the company's own site include Rubber (source: camso.co).
Trade and customs footprint
Camso recorded 42,318 customs shipments with primary sourcing from Michelin Lanka in Sri Lanka (12,058 shipments), followed by smaller volumes from Vietnam, China, and other origins across 18 countries. US customs bill-of-lading records list 42318 inbound shipments across 50 foreign suppliers, with top origins including Sri Lanka · Oman · Spain · China.
Known customers
The counterparties below come from public sources that state the relationship directly. A shared counterparty does not by itself establish a current buying relationship unless the source says so:
Toyota — reported by camso.co
Latest developments
2026-09-11 — Ceat bets on dual-brand strategy after acquiring Camso | Company Business News (livemint.com)
2026-08-31 — Camso agricultural tracks, systems & wheels are becoming… | Camso (camso.co)
2026-06-17 — Camso accélère son développement en Europe (journaldupneu.com)
2026-06-04 — CEAT CEO says CAMSO acquisition to add over $150 million revenue in FY28 - CNBC TV18 (cnbctv18.com)
2026-05-05 — CAMSO Construction Strengthens European Expansion with Entry into the UK & Ireland Markets (prnewswire.co.uk)
2026-04-20 — CAMSO Construction Enters Key European Markets with Strong On-Ground Readiness (prnewswire.com)
Facilities
Camso is headquartered in Magog, Quebec. Public sources also reference these locations:
Company details
CEAT's acquisition in December 2024 is projected to add over $150 million in revenue by fiscal year 2028 under a dual-brand strategy. Camso was founded in 1982, has an estimated 5,000-10,000 employees, and is headquartered in Magog, Quebec. On the LightSource stability read it is rated "Established & active": 44 years in operation (founded 1982). 42,318 US import shipments on record.
Frequently asked questions
What does Camso make?
Camso manufactures off-road tires, rubber tracks, wheels, and undercarriage systems for construction, agriculture, material handling, and powersports applications. Headquartered in Magog, Quebec and founded in 1982, the company employs 5,000–10,000 people. Originally branded Camoplast, it was rebranded to Camso in 2015 after acquisition by Michelin. In December 2024, CEAT acquired Camso. The company serves original equipment manufacturers including Toyota and supplies replacement markets across over 100 countries.
Where is Camso headquartered?
Camso is headquartered in Magog, Quebec (2633 Rue MacPherson, Magog, Quebec, J1X).
When was Camso founded?
Camso was founded in 1982.
How big is Camso?
Camso has an estimated 5,000-10,000 employees, with revenue in the $100-250M range (estimated).
Does Camso import from overseas suppliers?
US customs bill-of-lading records show 42318 inbound shipments for Camso, with top origins including Sri Lanka · Oman · Spain · China.
Who are Camso's customers?
Public sources directly reference Toyota as a counterparty of Camso. Confirm current programs with the company, as reported relationships may change.
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