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发布于 2016 六月 16

AAM 表彰主要供应商

底特律，2016 年 6 月 16 日 -- American Axle & Manufacturing (AAM)（纽约证券交易所代码： AXL）在公司的第 22 届年度供应商日向主要供应商合作伙伴颁发了“供应商认可奖”。Madison-Kipp Corp.、SKF 和 Xeeva, Inc. 因在帮助 AAM 实现总体业务目标的同时，为客户提供最新动力传动系统和动力驱动系统创新而获此殊荣。Madison-Kipp 是第二次获奖，而 SKF 和 Xeeva 则是首次获奖。

AAM 全球采购执行总监 Jake Stiteler 表示：“我们的使命是为客户提供优质且非常先进的产品，AAM 的供应商群体在我们完成这一使命的过程中发挥着至关重要的作用。”“Madison-Kipp Corp.、SKF 和 Xeeva, Inc. 在去年 AAM 取得成功的过程中均发挥了关键作用，我们将继续期待这些供应商和我们的其他供应商帮助我们在未来超越客户的期望。”

Madison-Kipp Corp. 为汽车、工业、草坪和花园以及休闲终端市场的消费者生产精密加工的零部件和系统组件。该公司目前为 AAM 供应多种北美产品，涉及多个OEM 平台。

SKF 专门为汽车和工业市场提供各种密封件和轴承。SKF 目前在全球支持 AAM 的多个产品系列。

Xeeva 是下一代智能采购解决方案的全球提供商，为 AAM 提供采购技术服务。

自 1994 年起，AAM 每年都向杰出供应商颁发“供应商认可奖”。由来自采购、工程、质量保证、制造和材料管理等部门的 AAM 同事组成的团队根据 AAM 对供应商产品质量、交付、服务和技术领导力的评分，选出了今年的获奖者

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