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JAPANESE AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLIER TRANSPLANT DIRECTORY APRIL 1989 COMPILED BY BRETT C.SMITH, Research Assistant THE OFFICE FOR THE STUDY OF AUTOMOTIVE TRANSPORTATION THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN TRANSPORTATION RESEARCH INSTITUTE 2901 Baxtcer Road Ann Arbor, MI 48019 (313) 764-5592 Copyright O 1989, The University of Michigan ll"---- ---%--.I TOMOTIVE SUPPLIER TWSPLANT DIRECTORY COMPILED BY BRETl' (C. SMITH APRIL 1989 This is a list of automotive supplier manufacturing or assembly plants located in the United States that are either partially or entirely owned by Japanese companies. The directory was compiled by reviewing industry journals, local newspapers and by contacting various state and local government agencies. This information was then followed up by contacting the plants. To insure accuracy, a second contact was made with each company (unless noted). This is a description of specific fields. Those fields that are self-explanatory (Company name, Phone number, Customers, Products produced, and Number of employees) have been omitted. Contact Plant manager was the position that was asked for, however some companies were unable to give that information. Most of those companies offered similar positions in place of a plant manager. Parent cur~orations In the case of joint ventures, when possible, the percent of each corporation's interest is given. OEMIAtermarket The plants served .either the original equipment market (OEM), the aftermarket, or both the OEM and the aftermarket. Tv~eof o~eratioq The companies in this directory are either manufacturing plants, assembly plants or a combination of the two. Finally, those companies which we were unable to contaci: a second time are noted by an asterisk (* These are companies that we had either contacted or had information confirmed by other sources in the first round, but would not confirm the information in the. second round of contacts Listing of Plants NAME CITY STATE AAP St Mays St Marys OH Aeroqiup Automotive, Inc. Versailles KY Aisin U.S.A Mfg., Inc. Seymour IN Allen BradleyITDK Magnetics Shawnee aK Alpha Technology Corporation Howell MI Alpine Electronic Mfg. of America, Inc. Greenwood IN Ambrake Corporation Elizabethtown KY American Koyo Bearing Mfg. Corp. Orangeburg SC American NTN Bearing Mfg. Corp. Schiller Park IL Amtex, Inc. Manteca CA AP Technoglass Corporation Bellefontaine OH AP Technoglass Corporation Cecilia KY Arvin Sangs, Inc. Madison IN ASMO Manufacturing, Inc. Battle Creek MI ASMO North Carolina, Inc. S tatesville r\@ ATR Wire and Cable Inc. Danville KY Bando Mfg. of America, Inc. Bowling (Green KY Bellemar Parts Industry Russells .Point OH Bellemar Parts Industry Marysville OH Belletech Inc. Bellfontaine OH Bendix Jidosha Kiki Corp. Galliatin TN Bloomington Seating Co. Normal IL Bridgestone (USA) Inc. Nashville TN Bundy Tubing Sabina OH Bundy-Usui International Corp. Cartersvi lle GA Bundy-Usui International Corp. Bloomington IL Calsonc Yorozu Corp. Morrison TN Calsonic Climate Control Irvine CA , . Calsonic Mfg. Corp. S helbyville TN Central PvIfg. Co. Paris w CKR Industries Inc. Winchester TN Clarion Coq. of America W a1 ton KY Clevite Bridgestone Co. Angola IN CME Corporation Mt. Pleasent MI Curtis M'aruyasu America, Corp. Lebanon w Curtis Maruyasu America, Corp. Tracy CA Daikin Clutch Corp. Belleville MI Delta USA Corp. Monroe MI Diamond-Star Motors Normal IL CITY STATE DK Manufacturing Inc.* Decatur IL Dunlop Tire Corp. Tonawanda NY Dunlop Tire Corp. Huntsville AL Eagle Wings Industry, Inc. Rantoul IL Enkei America, Inc. Columbus IN Fujikoki America Dallas 1IX Fujitsu Ten Corp. of America Rushville IN Gecorn Corp. Greens burg IN General Seating of America, Inc. Frankfort IN 'Greenville Technology ,Inca Greenville OH Heritage Products Crawfordsville IN Hi-Lex Corp. Battle Creek MI Hisan Inc. Findlay OH Hitachi Automotive Products (USA), Inc. Harrodsburg KY Hitachi Cable Indiana, Inc. New Albany IN Hitachi Magnetics Corp. Edmore MI Honda of America Mfg., Inc. Marysville OH Honda of America Mfg., Inc. Anna OH Hoover Ikeda, Inc. Murfrees boro TN 1.1. Stanley Co., Inc. Battle Creeek MI Ichikoh Mfg., Inc. Shelbyville W Ikeda Interior Systems, Inc. Sydney OH ITW -NIFCO Hillard OH Jideco of Bardstown Bards town w Kamco Industries, Inc West Unity OH Kantus Corp. Lewisburg TN KTH Parts Industries St. Paris OH Kux Manufacturing Detroit MI M-TEK Inc. Manchester TN Mazda ~otorMfg. Flat Rock MI MBL (USA) Corp. Ottawa IL Mis tubishi Electric Mason OH Mitsubishi Heavy Industries America Rancho Dominguez CA Modern Industrial Plastics Dayton OH N.S.U. Merrillville IN Neaton Auto Products Eaton OH New Mather Metals, Inc. Toledo OH New Sabina Industries Sabina OH New United Motor Mfg. Inc. Fremont CA NAME CITY STATE NGK Spark Plug Mfg. U.S.A. Irvine CA NHK-Associated Spring (NASCO) Bowling Green KY Nippondenso Mfg. USA, Inc, Battle Creek MI Nishawaka Standard Co. (NISCO) Topeka IN Nissan Motor Mfg. Corp.. USA Smyrna TN North American Lighting Salem IL North American Lighting Inc. Flora IL NSK Corp., Bearing Division Clarinda I A NSK Corp., Bearing Division Ann Arbor MI NSK-AKS Clarinda I A NTN Elgin Corp. Elgin IL NTN-Bower Hamilton AL NTN-B ower Corp. Macomb IL Ogihara American Corp. Howell MI Oiles America Corp. Plymouth MI Omega Tube and Conduit Corp. Little Rock AR Ortech Kirksville MO Penstone, Inc. Rockwood MI PEP Industries* Ripley MS PEP Industries* Houston MS Pioneer Industrial Components, Inc. Springsboro OH Riken Spring, Inc. Elk Grove IL Sanden International Dallas TX Setex Inc, St. Marys OH Sheller-Ryobi ' Shelbyville IN Showa Aluminum Corp. of America Mt. Sterling OH Stanley Electric USA Co., Inc. London OH Suburu-Isuzu Automotive Inc. Lafayette: IN Sumitomo Electric Wiring Systems, Inc. Scotsville KY Sumitomo Electric Wiring Systems, Inc. Morgantown KY Sumitomo Electric Wiring Systems, Inc. Edmonton KY Sunbury Components Industries, Inc. Sunbury OH T.S. Trim Industries, Inc. Canal Winchester OH Takata-Fisher Corp. St. Clair Shores MI TDK Components, USA Inc. Peachtree City GA Technical Auto Parts Battle Creek MI Tec hnotrim* Stockton CA Technotrim, Inc. Greencastle IN Technotrim, Inc. Marysville KY NAME CITY TG (USA) Corp. Perryville Thermalex, Inc. Montgomery Tokai Corp. Livonia Tokai Rika U.S.A., Inc. Battle Creek Tokico Mfg., Corp. Berea Tomasco Muleiber Inc. Columbus Topy Corp. Frankfort Toyo Seat (USA) Corp. Imlay City Toyoshima Service Spring* Indianapolis Toyota Motor Mfg. Corp. (U.S.A.) Georgetown Tri-Con Industries Cape Giradeau Tri-Con Industries Livingston Tri-Con Industries Lincoln Tri-Con Industries Ltd. Columbia Tri-Con Industries Ltd. Lincoln Tri-Con Industries Ltd. Columbia United Globe Nippon Inc. Chicago Heights United L-N Glass, Inc. Versailles United Technologies Furukawa Corp. El Paso VDO-Yazaki Corp. Winchester Viam Mfg., Inc. Santa Fe Springs Vuteq Corp, Georgetown Vuteq Corp. Normal Warner-Ishi Shelbyville Weastec Hillsboro Western Wheel Co. Howell Western Wheel* La Mirada Western Wheel* Huntington Woodbridge Inouac, Inc Bardstown Wynn's-Kiki Inc.* Grand Prairie Yusa Corp. Washington anese Transplant Emplovment Summarv This is a state by state listing of employment figures for the Japanese transplants. The figures are taken from the data reported by the companies. Because some of the companies were unable to release employment figures, this is not an exact total. Also, there are a few plants that are in their start-up phase and will be increasing their number of employees soon. These points, combined with the fact that there are a number of. plants that are scheduled to open in 1989, lead us to believe that these figures are a very conservative estimate of the number of people employed in the components manufacturing and assembly portion of the automotive industry by the transplants. Facilities Employees State in State in State Alabama 3 2,150 Arkansas 1 R 80 California 9 2,997 Georgia 2 R 74 Iowa 2 1547 Illinois 15 3,172 Indiana(b) 17 3,586 Kentucky 22 6,380 Michigan 2 1 7,326 Missouri 5 889 Mississippi 2 a North Carolina 1 14 Nebraska 2 83 New Y ork 1 900 0hio 2 8 7,846 Oklahoma 1 450 South Carolina 1 275 Tennessee 10 6,028 Texas 4 530 Yir~inia 1 B Totals 148 43,327 (a) Companies in these states did not report employment figures (b) Includes the planned employment for the Suburu-Isuzu plant Note: Transplants which produce materials (steel, plastics, powdered metals, etc.) or capital tools for the auto industry are not included in these figures. Japanese Transplant Facility Employment by State Illinois Indiana Kentucky Michigan Ohio Tennessee Japanese Transplant FdtySites by State Illinois Indiana Kentucky Michigan Ohio Tennessee New Transplant Start Ups by Year Customers By Percent Of Total Responses < 1970 1971 1975 1976 - 1980 1981 - 1985 1988.1988 IvISsAN DIAMONDSTAR NUMMl SATURN TOYOTA ISUZU.svaARU CAM1 JAPANESESUPPLIERS Customer Description Serve only one Japanese vehicle manufacturer = 31% Serve both U.S. and Japanese OEM = 27 % * Serve two Japanese OEMs only = 9 % Serve three Japanese OEMs only = 6 '% Serve four Japanese OEMs only = 3 % SERVE ONLY JAPANESE OEMs = 49 % Customer Description Serve one Big 3 (only = 5 % Servce two Big 3 only = 3 % Serve each of the Big 3 = 4 % SERVE ONLY DOMESTIC OEMe = 12 '% Product Description Start ups 1971 -1975 Bearings Other Product Deecription Start ups 1976 - 1980 * Spark plugs r Turbochargere Springs Air conditioner components Product Description Start ups 1981 1986 Seats Brakes Exhaustlemission Heudlinerlcarpeting WAC Lighting Wheels Suspension Small stamping Steering components Product Description Start ups 1986 1988 Electrical components Brake components Seate Windows Suepension Elmtmnics ENAC Audio Plastic molding Fuel eystem related AAP St Marys PLANT ADDRESS: MAILING ADDRESS: 1100 McKinnley Rd. Same St Marys, OH 45885 PHONE: 419-394-7840 CONTACT: Shig Kobayashi, President YEAR ESTABLISHED: 1987 TYPE OF 0PE:RATION: Manufacturing PARENT CORPORATIONS: Mitachi Metals Ltd. NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES: 200 OlEMIAFTERMARKET: OEM PRODUCTS PRODUCED: Aluminum Wheels CUSTOMERS: Chrysler Motors Ford Motor Co. General Motors Aeroqiup Automotive, Inc.
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