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Veröffentlicht auf 15. Juni 2023

AAM ernennt Top-Zulieferer beim 29. jährlichen Zulieferertag

DETROIT,15. Juni 2023 -- American Axle & Manufacturing Holdings, Inc. (AAM), (NYSE: AXL), einer der weltweit führenden Tier-1-Automobilzulieferer für Antriebsstrang- und Metallumformungstechnologien, hat heute seine Top-Lieferanten im Rahmen des 29 jährlichen Zulieferertags benannt. Dabei werden wichtige Zulieferer mit den Auszeichnungen „Supplier of the Year“ und „Supplier Excellence“ geehrt.

„Unsere Zulieferer spielen eine entscheidende Rolle für den Erfolg von AAM“, sagt David C. Dauch, Chairman und Chief Executive Officer von AAM. „Sie sind ein wichtiger Bestandteil der AAM-Mission, unseren Kunden weltweit die besten Antriebsstrang-, Metallumformungs- und EV-Technologien der Branche bereitzustellen. Wir danken allen unseren Zulieferern und gratulieren unseren Gewinnern der Auszeichnungen Supplier of the Year und Supplier Excellence.“

Die Auszeichnung „AA Supplier of the Year“ ging an PGI Auto Components Kunshan Co., LTD. PGI Auto ist ein Direktmaterialzulieferer, der Aluminiumgussteile für mehrere AAM-Werke auf verschiedenen Kontinenten liefert. Das Unternehmen ist der größte Zulieferer für Aluminiumgussteile und -bearbeitung für AAM Asia und liefert weltweit 95 Teilenummern an AAM über mehrere Plattformen, darunter auch Elektrifizierungsprodukte. PGI Auto war 2022 Gewinner der Auszeichnung Launch Excellence und bereits 2019 AAM Supplier of the Year.

Darüber hinaus wurden 12 Zulieferer mit dem AAM Supplier Excellence Award für ihre nachweislichen Erfolge bei Lieferung, Markteinführung, Qualität, Nachhaltigkeit (neue Kategorie) und Innovation ausgezeichnet. Die Preisträger sind:

Lieferung:

  • ArcelorMittal Tubular Products USA Corporation
  • Shannon Precision Fasteners, LLC
  • Semyung Industrial Co., Ltd.

Markteinführung:

  • Draxton México S de RL de CV
  • GeNI de México, S. A. de C. V.
  • Hutchinson Seal de México, S.A. DE C.V.

Qualität:

  • Kofco USA Inc.
  • MT Autocraft
  • Wayne Manufacturing, LLC

Innovation:

  • Valeo
  • Security 101

Nachhaltigkeit:

  • Bocar SA DE CV

AAM zeichnet jedes Jahr seit seiner Gründung 1994 herausragende Zulieferer aus. Ein Team von AAM-Mitarbeitern aus den Bereichen globale Beschaffung, Produktentwicklung, Lieferantenqualität, Fertigung und Lieferkettenmanagement wählte die diesjährigen Preisträger aus. AAM bewertete dabei verschiedene Kriterien, etwa Lieferleistung, Produktqualität, Umsetzung der Markteinführung und Technologieführerschaft. 

 

Über AAM

Als weltweit führender Tier-1-Automobil- und Mobilitätszulieferer ist AAM (NYSE: AXL) mit der Entwicklung, Konstruktion und Fertigung von Antriebsstrang- und Metallumformungstechnologien zur Unterstützung von Elektro-, Hybrid- und Verbrennungsmotorfahrzeugen befasst. Mit Hauptsitz in Detroit und mehr als 80 Standorten in 18 Ländern beschleunigt AAMEin schnellerer Weg in die Zukunft für eine sicherere und nachhaltigere Welt von morgen. Weitere Informationen finden Sie unteraam.com.

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Christopher M. Son, AAM                                               Charlotte Fisher, AAM

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(313) 758-4814                                                                (313) 758-2411

chris.son@aam.com                                                       charlotte.fisher@aam.com

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