Cooper-Standard Holdings Inc (Cooper-Standard) is a leading manufacturer specializing in sealing and fluid handling systems, which include fuel and brake delivery systems and fluid transfer systems. The company's products are primarily designed for passenger vehicles and light trucks manufactured by global automotive original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) and replacement markets. The company has 124 facilities in 20 countries. Cooper-Standard operates 75 manufacturing locations and 49 design, engineering, administrative, and logistics locations. As of December 31, 2024, the company conducted its operations through 124 wholly-owned, leased, and consolidated joint venture facilities in 20 countries.

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Cooper-Standard has a dedicated team of technical and engineering resources for each product line, focusing on simulation, digital tools, best practices, standardization, and key process indicators to enhance efficiency, manufacturability, and quality. The company collaborates closely with customers to design and deliver innovative solutions tailored to specific applications. Cooper-Standard emphasizes intellectual property development, holding numerous patents and trademarks, and seeks patent protection for new products while maintaining trade secrets for competitive advantage. The company leverages technology and materials science to provide innovative and sustainable product solutions, utilizing advanced computational simulations and digital tools for prototype testing and virtual validation. Cooper-Standard has established Liveline Technologies as a subsidiary to promote the adoption of these solutions and explore external sales opportunities. The company's innovations have received industry recognition, including awards for its Fortrex chemistry platform and other products. Cooper-Standard's R&D activities are managed by global product line teams and the Global Technology Council. These units are responsible for evaluating innovative ideas, selecting promising ones for accelerated development, and cultivating technologies based on materials expertise, process know-how, and application vision. The company holds a significant number of patents worldwide, grouped into product invention claims and manufacturing processes. Cooper-Standard has technology sharing and licensing agreements with various third parties, including Nishikawa Rubber Company and Salari Group, for collaborative development and commercialization of products. It also had 14 innovation patents; 9 average innovation idea submissions in each quarter; and introduced 11 major innovations in the market. In 2024, Cooper-Standard’s R&D expenses were US$82.8 million, representing 3% of sales.