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Publicado em 30 de março de 2023

AAM recebe Prêmio Overdrive 2022 da General Motors

DETROIT, 30 de março de 2023 - A General Motors reconheceu a American Axle & Manufacturing Holdings, Inc. (AAM), (NYSE: AXL) como vencedora do Prêmio Overdrive como parte do 31º prêmio anual de Fornecedor do Ano da GM. A AAM foi uma das 16 empresas a ganhar um Prêmio Overdrive em 2022. A empresa celebrou os homenageados em um evento em San Antonio, Texas, no início deste mês.

Apresentado pela primeira vez em 2012, o Prêmio Overdrive Award é uma honra destinada a fornecedores que apresentem conquistas incríveis entre as principais prioridades das organizações globais de compras e cadeias de suprimentos. Entre elas estão sustentabilidade, inovação, relações, custo total da empresa, excelência no lançamento e segurança.

"A AAM tem muito orgulho de receber mais uma vez o Prêmio Overdrive da GM pelo terceiro ano consecutivo", disse David C. Dauch, presidente e CEO da AAM. "Somos gratos pela GM reconhecer nosso compromisso e liderança na área de sustentabilidade e por como a AAM está IMPULSIONANDO um futuro mais sustentável que seja mais seguro, mais verde e mais inclusivo para associados, clientes, comunidades e partes interessadas."

"Estamos entusiasmados em reconhecer esses excelentes fornecedores depois de mais um ano desafiador na indústria automotiva", disse Jeff Morrison, vice-presidente de compras globais e cadeia de suprimentos da GM. "Eles superaram inúmeros obstáculos e exemplificaram o que significa ser resiliente, engenhoso e determinado. Além disso, esses fornecedores demonstraram compromisso com a inovação sustentável e com a condução de soluções avançadas em colaboração com a equipe da GM."

Todo ano, os vencedores do Prêmio Supplier of the Year and Overdrive são escolhidos por uma equipe multidisciplinar global da GM com base em critérios de desempenho em compras de produtos, serviços globais de compras e manufatura, atendimento ao cliente, pós-venda e logística.

Sobre a General Motors (NYSE:GM): A GM é uma empresa global focada no avanço de um futuro totalmente elétrico que seja inclusivo e acessível a todos. No centro dessa estratégia está a plataforma de baterias Ultium, que alimentará tudo, desde o mercado de massa até veículos de alto desempenho. A General Motors, as subsidiárias e as entidades de joint venture vendem veículos das marcas Chevrolet, Buick, GMC, Cadillac, Baojun e Wuling . Mais informações sobre a empresa e suas subsidiárias, incluindo: OnStar, líder global em segurança veicular e serviços de segurança, pode ser encontrada em https://www.gm.com.

Sobre a AAM:  Como fornecedor global líder de automóveis e mobilidade nível 1, a AAM (NYSE: AXL) projeta, desenvolve e fabrica tecnologias de driveline e metal forjado para dar suporte a veículos elétricos, híbridos e de combustão interna. Com sede em Detroit e 85 instalações em 18 países,A AAM está trazendo o futuro com mais rapidez pensando em um amanhã mais seguro e sustentável. Para saber mais, acesseaam.com.                    

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Contato na imprensa da AAM:

Christopher M. Son                                                                  Charlotte Fisher

Vice-presidente, Diretor de                         Marketing e Comunicações, Comunicações e Relações com a Comunidade

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

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

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