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Publicado en junio 15, 2023

AAM nombra a los proveedores principales durante el 29 día anual del proveedor

DETROIT,,15 de junio de 2023 -- American Axle & Manufacturing Holdings, Inc. (AAM), (Bolsa de valores de Nueva York (NYSE): AXL), un proveedor automotriz de tecnologías de transmisión y conformado de metales, líder mundial de nivel 1, nombró hoy a sus principales proveedores duranteª el evento n.º 29 del día anual del proveedor. Con este evento, se reconoce a los proveedores principales con los premios Proveedor del año y Proveedor de excelencia.

"Nuestros proveedores desempeñan un papel fundamental en el éxito de AAM", dijo David C. Dauch, presidente y director ejecutivo de AAM. "Nuestros socios proveedores son una parte fundamental de la misión de AAM de ofrecer las mejores tecnologías de línea de transmisión, conformado y vehículos eléctricos de la industria a nuestros clientes globales. Agradecemos a todos nuestros proveedores y felicitamos a nuestros ganadores de los premios al Proveedor del año y al Proveedor de excelencia".

El premio al Proveedor del año de AAM fue otorgado a PGI Auto Components Kunshan Co., LTD. PGI Auto es un proveedor de material directo que proporciona piezas fundidas de aluminio a varias instalaciones de AAM en diferentes continentes. Es el mayor proveedor de fundición y mecanizado de aluminio para AAM Asia y suministra 95 números de piezas a AAM a nivel mundial a través de múltiples plataformas, incluidos productos de electrificación. PGI Auto fue ganador de Launch Excellence en 2022, así como un Proveedor AAM del año en 2019.

Además, 12 proveedores también recibieron el premio Proveedor de excelencia de AAM por el éxito demostrado en cuanto a la entrega, el lanzamiento, la calidad, la sustentabilidad (una categoría nueva) y la innovación. Los premiados son:

Entrega:

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

Lanzamiento:

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

Calidad:

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

Innovación:

  • Valeo
  • Security 101

Sustentabilidad:

  • Bocar SA DE CV

Todos los años, desde su fundación en 1994, AAM ha reconocido a los proveedores excepcionales. Asociados de AAM de los sectores de adquisiciones globales, ingeniería de productos, calidad de proveedores, fabricación y gestión de cadena de suministros seleccionó a los ganadores de los premios de este año basándose en diversos criterios incluidos entrega, calidad de productos, lanzamiento y liderazgo en tecnología de sus proveedores. 

 

Acerca de AAM

Como proveedor líder mundial de automoción y movilidad de nivel 1, AAM (NYSE: AXL) diseña, crea y fabrica tecnologías de línea de transmisión y conformado para vehículos eléctricos, híbridos y de combustión interna. Con sede en Detroit y casi 80 instalaciones en 18 países, AAMPermite avanzar más rápido para lograr un mañana más seguro y sostenible. Para obtener más información, visiteaam.com.

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Contacto con los medios:

Christopher M. Son, AAM                                               Charlotte Fisher, AAM

Vicepresidente de Mercadotecnia y           Directora de Comunicaciones y Comunicaciones Relaciones con la Comunidad

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

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

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