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02 March 2010Canada Japanese-Affiliated Motor Vehicle Supplier Company Profiles(Next Update Date: March, 2011)Includes profiles on Japanese-affiliated companies and Japanese transplants in Canada of motor vehicle OEM plants and facilities, Tier 1, and Tier 2 supplier plants. (more) |
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17 July 2009Future OEM Programs & Platforms(Last Modified: July, 2009; Next Update Date: As Needed/Requested)Includes a review of future OEM products and platforms, information collected from January, 2009 - July, 2009. (more) |
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14 July 2009German Motor Vehicle Transplant Manufacturing Companies & Subsidiaries(Last Modified: July, 2009; Next Update Date: July, 2010)Includes profiles and relationships among parent companies and subsidiaries of motor vehicle manufacturers from Germany. Companies included: Volvo, BMW, Mercedes Benz, and Volkswagen. (more) |
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05 May 2009JAMA: a name to rememberMay 2009 - JAMA is an acronym for Japanese Automobile Manufacturers Association, which is a nonprofit trade organization representing Japanese bus, car, motorcycle and truck manufacturers. It’s an oddly named group but one that suppliers might want to remember. (more) |
05 May 2010JMTBA -- The Current Condition of the Japanese Machine Tool IndustryContains the most current press releases from Japan Machine Tool Builders Association (JMTBA). Includes demand, orders, production, imports and exports by value and destination. (more) |
23 February 2010JMTIA -- 2009 Japanese Machine Tool Import Statistics(Next Update Date: February, 2011)Contains the 2009 statistical release from Japan Machine Tool Importers Association (JMTIA). Includes imports by country of origin, historical timeseries, and imports by machine classification from 1997 - 2009. (more) |
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25 August 2009Japan Machine Tool Industry Statistics(Next Update Date: August, 2010)Contains an overview of Japan machine tool production, imports, exports, and consumption from 1975 to 2008. Also includes production, imports, and exports by type of machine, trade by country, and metal cutting orders by user industry. (more) |
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14 July 2009Japanese Motor Vehicle Transplant Manufacturing Companies & Subsidiaries(Last Modified: July, 2009; Next Update Date: July, 2010)Includes profiles and relationships among parent companies and subsidiaries of motor vehicle manufacturers from Japan. Companies included: Honda, Mazda, Mitsubishi, Nissan, and Toyota. (more) |
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04 August 2009Looking for recovery? Transplants will lead the wayAugust 2009 - With all the economic talk of “green shoots” and “bounce back,” transplant businesses — or the “new domestics” — should be the first on your radar screen. Are they? Once the recovery truly begins, they are in the best position to gain market share. The fact they entered the downturn from a position of strength indicates that they will be the first to return. (more) |
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20 July 2010Mexico Japanese-Affiliated Motor Vehicle Supplier Company Profiles(Next Update Date: March, 2011)Includes profiles on Japanese-affiliated companies and Japanese transplants in Mexico of motor vehicle OEM plants and facilities, Tier 1, and Tier 2 supplier plants. (more) |
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14 July 2009North American Motor Vehicle Transplant Suppliers Contacts(Last Modified: July, 2009; Next Update Date: July, 2010)Includes supplier contact information for North American motor vehicle transplant manufacturers. Companies included: BMW, Honda, Hyundai, Kia, Mercedes Benz, Nissan, Toyota, Volkswagen, and Volvo. (more) |
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05 May 2009Roadmap to American Transplant Success(Last Modified: October 2008)Transplant trade mission presentation delivered by Jim Diedrich, Assembly & Test Worldwide. Includes lessons learned on approaching transplant companies, potential actions, and how AMT can help. (more) |
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14 July 2009South Korean Motor Vehicle Transplant Manufacturing Companies & Subsidiaries(Last Modified: July, 2009; Next Update Date: July, 2010)Includes profiles and relationships among parent companies and subsidiaries of motor vehicle manufacturers from South Korea. Companies included: Hyundai and Kia. (more) |
05 May 2009The Motor Industry of Japan - 2008 Report(Last Modified: February, 2009; Next Update Date: February, 2010)Japan Automobile Manufacturers Association, Inc. (JAMA) report on Japanese motor industry. Includes locations of Japanese automakers' production bases in North America, China, Europe, and Russia and their global industry ties as well as motor vehicles worldwide production, registrations, in use, and exports. Also contains a listing of JAMA member manufacturers and related automotive associations. (more) |
04 May 2009Transplant Business Development GroupA new committee with the purpose of developing activities to help AMT members better access the transplant companies (New Domestics) in North America. (more) |
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02 March 2010U.S. Japanese-Affiliated Motor Vehicle Supplier Company Profiles(Next Update Date: February, 2011)Includes profiles on Japanese-affiliated companies and Japanese transplants in the U.S. of motor vehicle OEM plants and facilities, Tier 1, and Tier 2 supplier plants. (more) |
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12 November 2009U.S. Metal Cutting Tool Accessory Manufacturers Company Profiles(Next Update Date: As requested)Contains profiles on U.S. and Japanese-owned companies that manufacture metal cutting tool accessories in the United States. (more) |
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23 April 2010U.S. Motor Vehicle Transplant Suppliers in Alabama(Next Update Date: Spring, 2011)Contains maps and profiles of Honda, Hyundai and Mercedes suppliers in Alabama. Includes company name, county, and product. (more) |
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17 June 2010U.S. State Economic Development Offices(Next Update Date: As Needed/Requested)Includes contact information for economic development offices in Alabama, California, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan, North Carolina, Ohio, South Carolina, Tennessee, and Texas. (more) |
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