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发布于 2017 十月 11

AAM 接待美国副总统 Pence 和密歇根州州长 Snyder

American Axle & Manufacturing 的 Auburn Hills 制造基地 (AHM) 欢迎美国副总统 Mike Pence 和密歇根州州长 Rick Snyder 就税收立法的潜在变化进行讨论。

300 多名 AAM 同事、政府代表、媒体和嘉宾出席了由 AAM 董事长兼首席执行官 David C. Dauch 和 AAM 总裁 Mike Simonte 主持的活动。

开幕当天，Dauch 对 Pence、Snyder 和所有来宾表示欢迎和感谢。他还谈到了 AAM 对密歇根州和美国政府的承诺，其中包括在密歇根州提供 4,000 多个就业岗位，在全美 49 家工厂提供 11,000 个就业岗位。

Dauch 表示：“我们为身为美国企业而自豪，更为扎根于密歇根而感到自豪。”

这一承诺得到了 Snyder 的赞许，他称 AAM 是密歇根州公司的杰出典范，成立仅 20 余年便已取得了巨大成功。

Pence 在演讲中感谢 AAM 举办此次活动并帮助推动汽车行业追求创新与卓越。

Pence 表示：“American Axle，你们是美国增长的引擎。”

这一增长包括向 AHM 投资近 3,000 万美元，其中包括两家专门从事金属成型并利用最先进锻压机以及世界一流原型机和大批量生产加工设备的制造基地。

AAM 还在 AAM 的美国工厂投资了超过 1.5 亿美元。该公司在全球 17 个国家/地区经营近 100 家工厂，拥有 2.5 万多名员工。

 

 

 

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