Not necessarily, as the scope of certification can be limited to a portion of the organization's product/service portfolio.Scope of registration is what the company does.
Not necessarily, as the scope of certification can be limited to a portion of the organization's product/service portfolio.
A tire manufacturer that supplies both automotive and aircraft tires could decide to seek IATF:16949 certification for the automotive product line and keep the aircraft tire business not certified.
For additional guidance, see the ISO paper on scopes.
Normally I do not see strong relationship between scope of registration and the changes of company ownership. If new company's ownership want to change the scope (may be - change the business), CB have to be informed for planning of next audit. It's not a problem.