Borg Automotive
Danish remanufacturer and supplier of automotive spare parts, comprising BORG Automotive Reman, CPI, and BORG Automotive Newman.
Last updated September 10, 2026
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Overview
BORG Automotive Group is a Danish automotive spare parts group founded in 1975 by Søren Toft-Jensen, headquartered in Silkeborg, Denmark. It comprises three specialised business units: BORG Automotive Reman, CPI, and BORG Automotive Newman. BORG Automotive Reman and CPI remanufacture OE-matching parts for both the aftermarket and OE clients, while BORG Automotive Newman expands the portfolio with newly produced spare parts. In 2017 the company was bought by the Danish conglomerate Schouw & Co.
History
BORG Automotive was originally founded in 1975 under the name of Toft-Jensen Elektro ApS by Søren Toft-Jensen. At the age of only 25 years, Søren Toft-Jensen started his own electrical workshop in Rudkøbing, Denmark. In the beginning, the workshop did general auto electrical repairs, but it soon became clear that there was a growing market for remanufacturing starters and alternators. Therefore, Søren Toft-Jensen in 1979 founded the company Elstock, which is one of BORG Automotive Reman's attractive brands today. Since its founding in 1975 in Denmark, BORG Automotive Group has grown into one of Europe's leading remanufacturers and suppliers of automotive spare parts. In 2017 BORG Automotive was bought by the Danish conglomerate Schouw & Co.
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