November 29, 2007   GAT KATALYSATOREN: May File Insolvency Over Faulty Filters A representative for GAT Katalysatoren GmbH, which is under probe for allegedly supplying around 28,000 faulty particle filters for diesel engines, told Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung that the company may file for insolvency if the German ministry of transport requires it to replace the systems at an estimated cost of EUR1,000 each, the Financial Times reports. According to KBA, the German federal motor vehicle office, GAT and rivals Bosal International of Belgium and Tenneco of the United States allegedly produced faulty filters affecting around 40,000 drivers. Headquartered in Gladbeck, Germany, GAT Katalysatoren GmbH http://www.gat-kat.com/ -- develops innovative emission technology products for the automotive industry.
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