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Publicado em 7 de novembro de 2017

A American Axle & Manufacturing Holdings, Inc. anuncia oferta de ações ordinárias secundárias

DETROIT, MI - 7 de novembro de 2017 - A American Axle & Manufacturing Holdings, Inc., (NYSE: AXL) (a "Empresa") anunciou hoje que afiliadas da American Securities LLC (os "Acionistas Vendedores"), pretendem fazer uma oferta de venda em uma oferta de subscrição secundária de 15 milhões de ações de ações ordinárias da Empresa, de acordo com uma declaração de prospecto de reserva no Formulário S-3 registrado na Comissão de Valores Mobiliários (a "SEC"). Os Acionistas Vendedores receberão todos os recursos líquidos desta oferta. Nenhuma ação está sendo vendida pela Empresa ou por seus conselheiros ou diretores.

O Deutsche Bank Securities atuará como a seguradora exclusiva da oferta.

Uma declaração automática de prospecto de reserva (incluindo um prospecto) relacionado a oferta de ações ordinárias de Classe A foi registrada na SEC, em 30 de março de 2017 e entrou em vigor após o registro. Antes de investir, você deve ler o prospecto que foi incluso na declaração de registro, o prospecto suplementar preliminar e outros documentos que a Empresa tenha registrado na SEC para informações mais completas sobre a Empresa e esta oferta. Você pode conseguir estes documentos gratuitamente ao acessar EDGAR no site da SEC, no endereço www.sec.gov. Cópias do prospecto e do prospecto suplementar preliminar e do prospecto suplementar final relacionados a esta oferta, assim que disponível, podem ser conseguidos no: Deutsche Bank Securities Inc., Em atenção do: Prospectus Group, 60 Wall Street, New York, NY 10005, por telefone ligando para 1-800-503-4611 ou por e-mail no endereço prospectus.cpdg@db.com.

Esta oferta será feita exclusivamente por meio do prospecto suplementar preliminar e do prospecto.

Este comunicado à imprensa não deve ser considerado uma oferta de venda ou a solicitação de uma oferta para compra de quaisquer títulos nem haverá qualquer venda destes títulos em qualquer estado ou outra jurisdição na qual tal oferta, solicitação ou venda seja ilegal antes do registro ou qualificação de acordo com as leis de títulos de qualquer destes estados ou outras jurisdições.

Sobre a AAM

A AAM é a principal, líder global em criação, projeto, validação e fabricação de driveline, usinados, powertrain e tecnologias de fundição para o setor automotivo, comercial e mercados industriais.

Com sede em Detroit, a AAM tem mais de 25 mil associados, operando em mais de 90 instalações, em 17 países, para dar apoio aos nossos clientes em plataformas globais e regionais com foco em qualidade, excelência operacional e liderança tecnológica. 

 

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AMERICAN AXLE & MANUFACTURING

One Dauch Drive
Detroit, MI 48211-1198

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