GM Recognizes AAM For Performance, Quality And Innovation

GM Recognizes AAM For Performance, Quality And Innovation

GM recognized 132 of its best suppliers from 17 countries that have consistently exceeded GM's expectations, created outstanding value or brought new innovations to the company.

American Axle & Manufacturing (AAM) was named a General Motors (GM) Supplier of the Year by GM during its 26th annual Supplier of the Year awards ceremony held Friday, April 20 in Orlando, Florida.

GM recognized 132 of its best suppliers from 17 countries that have consistently exceeded GM’s expectations, created outstanding value or brought new innovations to the company. The announcement represented the most suppliers GM has recognized since debuting the Supplier of the Year event in 1992. This is the second year in a row AAM has received the award.

“This is an opportunity for General Motors to honor those suppliers who are truly the best of the best,” said Steve Kiefer, GM vice president, global purchasing and supply chain. “The automotive industry is transforming at an incredible rate. The relationships we have with our supply base means everything when it comes to delivering a strong vehicle lineup today and the cutting-edge vehicles and mobility services of tomorrow.”

More than 45 percent this year’s Supplier of the Year awardees are repeat winners from 2016.

“AAM works each day to exceed our customers’ expectations with industry-leading, innovative driveline, metal forming, powertrain and casting solutions,” said David Dauch, chairman and CEO, AAM. “We are honored by this award and the recognition from GM and look forward to continuing our mission to provide value to our customers.”

GM’s Supplier of the Year award is reserved for suppliers who distinguish themselves by meeting performance metrics for quality, execution, innovation and total enterprise cost. Award winners represent companies who provide products and services to General Motors in the areas of vehicle components, supply chain and logistics, customer care and aftersales and indirect services.

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