Stant Corp. Recognized By Fiat Chrysler With Outstanding Quality Performance Award
“We are grateful and honored to be recognized by Fiat Chrysler and thank the Stant team in Romeoville for their relentless commitment to excellence,” said Tim King, senior vice president of global sales, Stant Corp.
General Motors Honors Stant Corp. With Supplier Quality Excellence Award
The award went to Stant’s Pine Bluff manufacturing facility, where the company manufactures Stant fuel closures, valves, thermostats and filler pipes.
Stant Corp. Featured in Business Review USA
In the article, Stant VP of Product Engineering Mike Boles explains why the company continues to be a leader in the automotive parts industry after more than 100 years.
New Executive Appointments at Stant Corp.
Two executives have been appointed to new VP positions, while three other Stant execs take on added responsibilities.
Stant Corp. Announces Expansion
Stant plans to invest significant capital in its 205,000-square-foot manufacturing facility at its world headquarters in Connersville, Ind., to upgrade and outfit the plant for a new production line.
Stant Corp. Names Rep of the Year, Agency of the Year
Stant has recognized the RepWorks Agency and Mike Allred of the N.A. Williams Agency for their outstanding work representing Stant in 2010.
Stant Corp. Acquires Shelby Enterprises
Investment supports further expansion of Stant’s evaporative emissions product offering.
Stant Corp. Releases 35 New Parts
Stant has also added more than 5,000 new 2010 applications for existing parts to its electronic catalog.
Stant Corp. to Implement Restructuring Through Voluntary Chapter 11 Petitions
The company expects operations to continue as usual during the reorganization process and to emerge quickly from Chapter 11 this fall.
Tomkins Sells Stant Corp. to Private Equity Group
Tomkins plc has sold Stant Corp. to H.I.G. Capital, LLC, a U.S.-based private equity group.The business is headquartered in Connersville, Ind. In 2007, Stant had annual sales and gross assets of $179 million and $95 million respectively. The sale keeps with Tomkins’ current strategy to dispose of non-core operations.