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PORTFOLIO HOLDINGS Harbor Mid Cap Value Fund As of 06/30/2021 Subadviser: LSV Asset Management - Since 09/30/2004 Portfolio Managers: Josef Lakonishok, Ph.D., Menno Vermeulen, CFA, Puneet Mansharamani, CFA, Greg Sleight, Guy Lakonishok, CFA Shares/Par/ Current Base Base Market Value % of Total Net Ticker Symbol Asset Description Contracts Price $ $ Assets HPQ HP Inc. 242,314 30.19 7,315,460 1.57 CFG Citizens Financial Group, Inc. 140,200 45.87 6,430,974 1.38 JAZZ Jazz Pharmaceuticals Public Limited Company 36,100 177.64 6,412,804 1.38 KR Kroger Co. 166,300 38.31 6,370,953 1.37 WHR Whirlpool Corporation 27,300 218.02 5,951,946 1.28 FITB Fifth Third Bancorp 155,200 38.23 5,933,296 1.27 TAP Molson Coors Beverage Company Class B 110,500 53.69 5,932,745 1.27 ALLY Ally Financial Inc 117,500 49.84 5,856,200 1.26 STX Seagate Technology Holdings PLC 66,400 87.93 5,838,552 1.25 VST Vistra Corp. 314,400 18.55 5,832,120 1.25 AMP Ameriprise Financial, Inc. 23,000 248.88 5,724,240 1.23 ALL Allstate Corporation 43,800 130.44 5,713,272 1.23 AMCX AMC Networks Inc. Class A 82,500 66.80 5,511,000 1.18 EBAY eBay Inc. 77,700 70.21 5,455,317 1.17 RS Reliance Steel & Aluminum Co. 35,800 150.90 5,402,220 1.16 TXT Textron Inc. 78,100 68.77 5,370,937 1.15 HIG Hartford Financial Services Group, Inc. 85,700 61.97 5,310,829 1.14 AGCO AGCO Corporation 38,800 130.38 5,058,744 1.09 TSN Tyson Foods, Inc. Class A 68,100 73.76 5,023,056 1.08 FL Foot Locker, Inc. 81,800 61.63 5,041,334 1.08 OSK Oshkosh Corp 38,400 124.64 4,786,176 1.03 ZION Zions Bancorporation, N.A. 89,800 52.86 4,746,828 1.02 MCK McKesson Corporation 24,700 191.24 4,723,628 1.01 OC Owens Corning 47,400 97.90 4,640,460 1.00 SNA Snap-on Incorporated 20,600 223.43 4,602,658 0.99 TKR Timken Company 55,500 80.59 4,472,745 0.96 EMN Eastman Chemical Company 38,100 116.75 4,448,175 0.95 NAVI Navient Corp 225,200 19.33 4,353,116 0.93 Harbor Mid Cap Value Fund PORTFOLIO HOLDINGS As of 06/30/2021 Shares/Par/ Current Base Base Market Value % of Total Net Ticker Symbol Asset Description Contracts Price $ $ Assets CMI Cummins Inc. 17,600 243.81 4,291,056 0.92 RF Regions Financial Corporation 209,000 20.18 4,217,620 0.91 DVA DaVita Inc. 35,100 120.43 4,227,093 0.91 TOL Toll Brothers, Inc. 72,600 57.81 4,197,006 0.90 SJM J.M. Smucker Company 32,100 129.57 4,159,197 0.89 ALSN Allison Transmission Holdings, Inc. 100,600 39.74 3,997,844 0.86 AAWW Atlas Air Worldwide Holdings, Inc. 58,200 68.11 3,964,002 0.85 CC Chemours Co. 112,122 34.80 3,901,846 0.84 WRK WestRock Company 72,300 53.22 3,847,806 0.83 ARW Arrow Electronics, Inc. 33,000 113.83 3,756,390 0.81 PHM PulteGroup, Inc. 68,100 54.57 3,716,217 0.80 PFG Principal Financial Group, Inc. 58,400 63.19 3,690,296 0.79 GEF Greif Class A 61,100 60.55 3,699,605 0.79 LNC Lincoln National Corporation 57,600 62.84 3,619,584 0.78 KEY KeyCorp 171,400 20.65 3,539,410 0.76 BBY Best Buy Co., Inc. 31,000 114.98 3,564,380 0.76 AFG American Financial Group, Inc. 27,500 124.72 3,429,800 0.74 TRTN Triton International Ltd. Class A 65,642 52.34 3,435,702 0.74 CAH Cardinal Health, Inc. 59,300 57.09 3,385,437 0.73 JCOM J2 Global, Inc. 24,300 137.55 3,342,465 0.72 UHS Universal Health Services, Inc. Class B 22,500 146.43 3,294,675 0.71 DVN Devon Energy Corporation 112,700 29.19 3,289,713 0.71 AMKR Amkor Technology, Inc. 137,800 23.67 3,261,726 0.70 LAZ Lazard Ltd Class A 71,900 45.25 3,253,475 0.70 MAN ManpowerGroup Inc. 27,500 118.91 3,270,025 0.70 PPL PPL Corporation 116,500 27.97 3,258,505 0.70 BIG Big Lots, Inc. 48,600 66.01 3,208,086 0.69 HOG Harley-Davidson, Inc. 70,000 45.82 3,207,400 0.69 LHX L3Harris Technologies Inc 14,800 216.15 3,199,020 0.69 ORI Old Republic International Corporation 129,100 24.91 3,215,881 0.69 Harbor Mid Cap Value Fund PORTFOLIO HOLDINGS As of 06/30/2021 Shares/Par/ Current Base Base Market Value % of Total Net Ticker Symbol Asset Description Contracts Price $ $ Assets MTOR Meritor, Inc. 135,300 23.42 3,168,726 0.68 OHI Omega Healthcare Investors, Inc. 86,200 36.29 3,128,198 0.67 DXC DXC Technology Co. 79,600 38.94 3,099,624 0.67 HUN Huntsman Corporation 114,500 26.52 3,036,540 0.65 QRVO Qorvo, Inc. 15,500 195.65 3,032,575 0.65 IMKTA Ingles Markets, Incorporated Class A 51,800 58.27 3,018,386 0.65 MEI Methode Electronics, Inc. 61,800 49.21 3,041,178 0.65 HCA HCA Healthcare Inc 14,600 206.74 3,018,404 0.65 AFL Aflac Incorporated 55,600 53.66 2,983,496 0.64 DKS Dick's Sporting Goods, Inc. 29,600 100.19 2,965,624 0.64 NFG National Fuel Gas Company 55,800 52.25 2,915,550 0.63 MDU MDU Resources Group Inc 93,150 31.34 2,919,321 0.63 INGR Ingredion Incorporated 32,200 90.50 2,914,100 0.63 LYB LyondellBasell Industries NV 28,000 102.87 2,880,360 0.62 GPI Group 1 Automotive, Inc. 18,600 154.43 2,872,398 0.62 BWA BorgWarner Inc. 58,900 48.54 2,859,006 0.61 BRX Brixmor Property Group, Inc. 121,600 22.89 2,783,424 0.60 ETH Ethan Allen Interiors Inc. 101,478 27.60 2,800,793 0.60 PAG Penske Automotive Group, Inc. 36,800 75.49 2,778,032 0.60 CE Celanese Corporation 18,100 151.60 2,743,960 0.59 LEA Lear Corporation 15,400 175.28 2,699,312 0.58 DFS Discover Financial Services 22,700 118.29 2,685,183 0.58 TGNA TEGNA, Inc. 144,100 18.76 2,703,316 0.58 WU Western Union Company 117,600 22.97 2,701,272 0.58 NXST Nexstar Media Group, Inc. Class A 18,100 147.88 2,676,628 0.57 OI O-I Glass Inc 158,830 16.33 2,593,694 0.56 CAG Conagra Brands, Inc. 71,900 36.38 2,615,722 0.56 CBT Cabot Corporation 45,000 56.93 2,561,850 0.55 VLO Valero Energy Corporation 32,800 78.08 2,561,024 0.55 PDM Piedmont Office Realty Trust, Inc. Class A 138,248 18.47 2,553,441 0.55 Harbor Mid Cap Value Fund PORTFOLIO HOLDINGS As of 06/30/2021 Shares/Par/ Current Base Base Market Value % of Total Net Ticker Symbol Asset Description Contracts Price $ $ Assets IRWD Ironwood Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Class A 196,000 12.87 2,522,520 0.54 SBRA Sabra Health Care REIT, Inc. 138,200 18.20 2,515,240 0.54 MTH Meritage Homes Corporation 26,100 94.08 2,455,488 0.53 ALK Alaska Air Group, Inc. 39,500 60.31 2,382,245 0.51 RDN Radian Group Inc. 107,200 22.25 2,385,200 0.51 BDN Brandywine Realty Trust 170,100 13.71 2,332,071 0.50 LH Laboratory Corporation of America Holdings 8,400 275.85 2,317,140 0.50 BERY Berry Global Group Inc 35,800 65.22 2,334,876 0.50 IRM Iron Mountain, Inc. 55,600 42.32 2,352,992 0.50 BC Brunswick Corporation 23,300 99.62 2,321,146 0.50 MPW Medical Properties Trust, Inc. 114,400 20.10 2,299,440 0.49 ILPT Industrial Logistics Properties Trust 88,234 26.14 2,306,437 0.49 MTG MGIC Investment Corporation 169,600 13.60 2,306,560 0.49 SLGN Silgan Holdings Inc. 55,200 41.50 2,290,800 0.49 CNXC Concentrix Corporation 13,988 160.80 2,249,270 0.48 ATKR Atkore Inc 31,200 71.00 2,215,200 0.48 FSP Franklin Street Properties Corp. 429,000 5.26 2,256,540 0.48 XRX Xerox Holdings Corporation 93,900 23.49 2,205,711 0.47 NRG NRG Energy, Inc. 52,700 40.30 2,123,810 0.46 HFC HollyFrontier Corporation 65,800 32.90 2,164,820 0.46 MPC Marathon Petroleum Corporation 34,700 60.42 2,096,574 0.45 HRB H&R Block, Inc. 87,800 23.48 2,061,544 0.44 SFM Sprouts Farmers Markets, Inc.
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    Final CERTAIN TAPERED ROLLER BEARINGS FROM THE REPUBLIC OF KOREA INV. No. 731-TA-1380 (FINAL) HEARING BEFORE THE UNITED STATES INTERNATIONAL TRADE COMMISSION JUNE 5, 2018 STATEMENT OF BRIAN J. RUEL VICE PRESIDENT, THE AMERICAS THE TIMKEN COMPANY Good morning, Chairman Schmidtlein, Commissioners and Commission staff My name is Brian Ruel. I am the Vice President for the Americas at The Timken Company. In my current role, I oversee all aspects of customer contacts in the Americas such as sales, application engineering and service engineering. I have responsibility for sales to both OEM customers and our distributors regardless of particular market such as automotive, heavy truck, various industrial, rail and so on. This is my 34th year in the bearing industry, and with Timken. I have been in my current role since the beginning of 2016. As Chris Coughlin just testified, tapered roller bearings come in a wide range of sizes, but in the market there are meaningful distinctions between small diameter TRBs (those that are 8" or smaller) and large diameter TRBs (those larger than 8"). The tapered roller bearing was invented to address a problem that vehicles were having handling cornering loads. Not surprisingly, the largest use of TRBs in the market continues to be automotive and heavy truck customers. Nearly 100% of these customers need and use 0-8" TRBs. There is a distinct automotive aftermarket which consists of distributors and dealers/service operations catering to automobiles and trucks. Replacement parts, like those used by OEM customers, are nearly all 0- 1 Final 8" in OD.