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PLYMOUTH, Mich., --January 8, 2004-- Metaldyne Corporation and DaimlerChrysler Corporation have completed a transaction that transfers full ownership of New Castle Machining and Forge to Metaldyne. Since January 2003, the New Castle operation has been managed as a joint venture between Metaldyne and DaimlerChrysler. "This represents Metaldyne's final step in the acquisition of New Castle Machining and Forge," said Thomas A. Amato, Metaldyne's vice president of corporate development. "Finalizing this transaction was also a function of unwavering commitment from many employees at DaimlerChrysler, Metaldyne and the UAW. Working together we achieved an unprecedented customer-supplier- employee relationship." The New Castle Machining and Forge plant manufactures suspension and powertrain components for Chrysler, Jeep and Dodge vehicles. "New Castle's products are core products to Metaldyne," said Tim Leuliette,
Metaldyne's chairman, president and CEO. "We are now launching initiatives
to bring new business to this facility and expand the customer base beyond
DaimlerChrysler. For the immediate future, we are focused on transitioning
this operation into the Metaldyne family. The year-long joint venture
paved the way for a smooth transition." Headquartered in Plymouth, Michigan, Metaldyne's annual revenues are
approximately $2 billion. The company employs more than 8,000 employees
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Source: Metaldyne
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