投资者故事

发布于 2024 三月 1

里程碑时刻：AAM 庆祝 30 岁生日

1994 年 3 月 1 日，美国车桥制造有限公司 (AAM) 由当时已退休的汽车界领袖 Richard E. Dauch 和一群投资者共同创立。Dauch 和投资团队买下了通用汽车公司待售的五项动力传动系统和锻造资产，并利用这些设施在底特律建立了一家独立的传动系统供应商。

在过去 30 年里，得益于领导团队独到的战略眼光和广大员工对质量、卓越运营和技术领先等创始原则的坚定承诺，AAM 已成长为全球领先的一级汽车和移动出行供应商，致力于设计、工程和制造动力传动系统和金属成型技术，为电动汽车、混合动力汽车和内燃机汽车提供支持。我们已从最初的五家美国分公司发展壮大到拥有 80 多个制造工厂、工程中心和商务办公室，为 18 个国家和地区的客户提供支持。

值此 30 岁生日之际，前路从未如此光明，因为 #TeamAAM 正在创造未来。我们着眼于未来以及 #TeamAAM 将如何继续“加速迈向未来”，创造更安全、更可持续的明天。与此同时，重要的是要反思我们的发展历程，继续贯彻落实我们为成为如今全球推进系统的领导者所采取的措施。

为庆祝我们的周年里程碑，我们将推出 #AAMMilestoneMoments 系列。从今天庆祝我们的成立开始，回首过去 30 年每一个月的时光，我们将回顾 AAM 历史上不同的重要里程碑。从具有转折意义的创新和技术进步到作为 AAM DNA 一部分的基础计划和社区倡议，这些 #AAMMilestoneMoments 将分别讲述 AAM 每一个重要故事。您可以通过“我们的历史”页面提前预览我们将介绍的一些精彩时刻。

特此邀请您加入我们的旅程，共同庆祝 #TeamAAM 的非凡成就！

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Christopher Son

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