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发布于 2018 二月 16

AAM 公布 2017 年的创纪录业绩

底特律 – American Axle & Manufacturing (AAM) 报告称 2017 年第四季度和全年销售额及盈利能力均创历史新高，并扩大了业务规模，加快了多元化经营。

AAM 的 2017 年第四季度销售额为 17.3 亿美元。相比之下，2016 年第四季度为 9.47 亿美元。调整后税息折旧及摊销前利润为 2.957 亿美元，占销售额的 17.1%。

2017 年第四季度的非通用汽车销售额为 10.1 亿美元，而 2016 年第四季度为 3.23 亿美元。

AAM 的 2017 年全年销售总额达到创纪录的 62.7 亿美元，而 2016 年全年为 39.5 亿美元。加上收购前的第一季度 MPG 销售额，AAM 在 2017 年的预计销售额将突破 69 亿美元。

2017 年全年的非通用汽车销售额达到创纪录的 33.3 亿美元，而 2016 年全年为 12.9 亿美元。

AAM 在 2017 年的调整后税息折旧及摊销前利润为 11 亿美元，占销售额的 17.6%，而 2016 年全年为 6.194 亿美元，占销售额的 15.7%。

董事长兼首席执行官 David C. Dauch 表示：“总的来说，这对于 AAM 是非常成功的一年。”“随着我们的体量、规模和全球影响力不断扩大，我们继续专注于每天在我们每一家工厂兑现对质量、技术领先地位和卓越运营的承诺。”

2018 年期间，AAM 将为全球客户启动 50 多个重大项目和计划，包括 AAM 的首个 e-AAM 纯电和混合动力传动系统计划。该计划包括搭载在纯电全轮驱动跨界车上的前后纯电驱单元。

AAM 还将在一个全球跨界车平台上生产采用全轮驱动可断开技术的取力器。这是该公司自 2013 年该这项创新技术以来的第三位 EcoTrac 客户。

Dauch 表示：“展望 2018 年，我们期待在新的一年里取得优异的财务业绩，进一步整合并实现协同效应，以及在众多产品发布上为客户提供卓越的支持。”

要查看 AAM 的 2017 年财务业绩新闻稿，请访问aam.com.

 

 

 

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