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DOT Number Database Database of Department of Transportation Numbers on Windshields From Various Sources Dot Number Manufacturer Location DOT‐1 SUPERGLASS S.A. EL TALAR TIGRE BS.AS. ARGENTINA DOT‐2 J‐DAK, INC. SPRINGFIELD TN UNITED STATES DOT‐3 SACOPLAST S.R.L. OTTIGLIO ALESSANDRIA ITALY DOT‐4 SOMAVER AIN SEBAA CASABNLANCA MOROCCO DOT‐5 JIANGUIN JINGEHENG HIGH‐QUAL. DECORATING GLASS WORKS JIANGUIN JIANGSU PROVINCE CHINA DOT‐6 BASKENT GLASS COMPANY SINCAN ANKARA TURKEY DOT‐7 POLPLASTIC SPA DOLO VENEZIA ITALY DOT‐8 CEE BAILEYS #1 MONTEBELLO CA DOT‐9 VIDURGLASS MANBRESA BARCELONA SPAIN DOT‐10 VITRERIE APRIL, INC. P.A.T. MONREAL QUEBEC CANADA DOT‐11 SPECTRA INC. MILWAUKEE WI DOT‐12 DONG SHIN SAFETY GLASS CO., LTD. BOOKILMEON, JEONNAM KOREA DOT‐13 YAU BONG CAR GLASS CO., LTD. ON LOK CHUEN, NEW TERRITORIES HONG KONG DOT‐15 LIBBEY‐OWENS‐FORD CO TOLEDO, OH, USA DOT‐16 HAYES‐ALBION CORPORATION JACKSON, MS, USA DOT‐17 TRIPLEX SAFETY GLASS COMPANY LIMITED BIRMINGHAM, ENGLAND DOT‐18 PPG INDUSTRIES PITTSBURGH, PA, USA DOT‐19 PPG CANADA INC.,DUPLATE DIVISION OSHAWA,ONTARIO, CANADA DOT‐20 ASAHI GLASS CO LTD TOKYO, JAPAN DOT‐21 CHRYSLER CORP DETROIT, MI, USA DOT‐22 GUARDIAN INDUSTRIES CORP AUBURN HILLS, MI, USA DOT‐23 NIPPON SHEET GLASS CO. LTD OSAKA, JAPAN DOT‐24 SPLINTEX BELGE S.A. GILLY, BELGIUM DOT‐25 FLACHGLAS AUTOMOTIVE GmbH WITTEN, GERMANY Page 1 of 27 Dot Number Manufacturer Location DOT‐26 CORNING GLASS WORKS CORNING, NY, USA DOT‐27 SEKURIT SAINT‐GOBAIN DEUTSCHLAND GMBH GERMANY DOT‐32 GLACERIES REUNIES S.A. BELGIUM DOT‐33 LAMINATED GLASS CORPORATION DETROIT, MI, USA DOT‐35 PREMIER AUTOGLASS CORPORATION LANCASTER, OH, USA DOT‐36 SOCIETA ITALIANA VETRO S.P.A. SAN SALVO (CHIETI), ITALY DOT‐37 SEKURIT SAINT‐GOBAIN ITALIA s.r.l. MILANO, ITALY DOT‐38 N V GLASFABRIEK SAS VAN GENT DOT‐39 SEKURIT SAINT‐GOBAIN FRANCE 60150 THOUROTTE, FRANCE DOT‐40 DEARBORN GLASS COMPANY BEDFORD PARK, IL, USA DOT‐41 PILKINGTON FLOATGLAS AB LANDSKRONA, SWEDEN DOT‐43 PPG INDUSTRIES GLASS S.A. LEVALLOIS‐PERRET CADES, FRANCE DOT‐44 CENTRAL GLASS CO LTD TOKYO, JAPAN DOT‐45 SPLINTEX LTD LONDON, ENGLAND DOT‐46 CRISTALES INASTILLABLES DE MEXICO S.A. XALOSTOC EDO, MEXICO DOT‐47 Pilkington Lamino Oy Nordlamex Factory Tampere, Finland DOT‐48 ROHM AND HAAS CO PHILADELPHIA, PA, USA DOT‐49 Pilkington Lamino Oy Laitila Factory Laitila, Finland DOT‐50 PILKINGTON SHATTERPROFE SAFETY GLASS PORT ELIZABETH, SOUTH AFRICA DOT‐51 VETRERIA DI VERNANTE S.P.A. CUNEO, ITALY DOT‐52 SHATTERPROOF GLASS CORPORATION DETROIT, MI, USA DOT‐53 HSINCHU GLASS WORKS TAIPAI, TAIWAN DOT‐54 PILKINGTON SAKERHETSGLAS AB LYSEKIL, SWEDEN DOT‐55 GLOBE‐AMERADA GLASS COMPANY ELK GROVE VILLAGE, IL, USA DOT‐56 ARMOUR GLASS COMPANY SANTA FE SPRINGS, CA, USA DOT‐57 AKTIEBOLAGET TREMPLEX ESLOV, SWEDEN DOT‐58 SHATTERPROOF DE MEXICO S.A. VALLEJO, MEXICO DOT‐59 INDUSTRIAS VENEZOLANAS AUTOMOTRICES C.A. CARACAS, VENEZUELA DOT‐60 MUOTOLASI OY RAUMA, FINLAND Page 2 of 27 Dot Number Manufacturer Location DOT‐61 TAYLOR PRODUCTS INC PAYNE, OH, USA DOT‐62 INTERNATIONAL CA GLASS CORP. SOUTH GATE, CA, USA DOT‐63 UNION CARBIDE CORPORATION OTTAWA, IL, USA DOT‐64 TYNESIDE SAFETY GLASS COMPANY LTD GATESHEAD‐ON‐TYNE, ENGLAND DOT‐65 SAFELITE INDUSTRIES INC WICHITA, KS, USA DOT‐66 SWEDLOW INC GARDEN GROVE, CA, USA DOT‐67 SIERRACIN CORPORATION SYLMAR, CA, USA DOT‐68 VETROBEL S.P.A. TORINO, ITALY DOT‐69 FUJIWARA KOGYO CO LTD OSAKA, JAPAN DOT‐70 AUTOLASI LAPPI, FINLAND DOT‐71 P.M.TABOR COMPANY INC COSTA MESA, CA, USA DOT‐72 MITSUBISHI RAYON CO LTD LOS ANGELES, CA, USA DOT‐73 V.E. LIPPONEN OY OULU, FINLAND DOT‐74 BARBER GLASS LTD. GUELPH, ONTARIO, CANADA DOT‐75 FORD MOTOR COMPANY DEARBORN, MI, USA DOT‐76 SOLAGLAS TUDOR LTD KENT, ENGLAND DOT‐77 DONGSUNG GLASS CO LTD OF KOREA SEOUL, KOREA DOT‐78 CY/RO INDUSTRIES SANFORD, MAINE, USA DOT‐80 E.I. DUPONT DE NEMOURS AND CO INC WILMINGTON, DE, USA DOT‐81 TAMGLASS OY TAMPERE, FINLAND DOT‐82 DONNELLY MIRRORS INC HOLLAND, MI, USA DOT‐83 GUARDIAN LLODIO, S.A. LLODIO, ALAVA, SPAIN DOT‐84 LAHTIS GLASBRUK BORUP & CO LAHTI, FINLAND DOT‐85 K.S.H.INC ST LOUIS, MO, USA DOT‐86 EASTMAN CHEMICAL PRODUCTS INC KINGSPORT, TENNESSEE, USA DOT‐87 GLAVERBEL S.A. SENEFFE, BELGIUM DOT‐89 GOODTEAR TIRE AND RUBBER CO AKRON, OH, USA DOT‐90 SOLIVER VEILIGBEIDSGLAS RUMBEKE, BELGIUM DOT‐91 SIETEX SAFETY GLASS AB UPPSALA, SWEDEN Page 3 of 27 Dot Number Manufacturer Location DOT‐92 TOUGHENED GLASS LTD LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND DOT‐93 DAY SPECIALTIES COMPANY LIMITED MIDLAND, ONTARIO, CANADA DOT‐94 GENERAL ELECTRIC CO. PITTSFIELD, MA, USA DOT‐95 GLAVERBEL GLASS MANITOBA LTD WINNIPEG, MANITOBA, CANADA DOT‐96 TAIWAN GLASS IND CORP TAIPEI, TAIWAN DOT‐97 AB EMMABODA GLASVERK EMMABODA, SWEDEN DOT‐98 PLASKOLITE INC COLUMBUS, OH, USA DOT‐99 US PRECISION GLASS CO. LEWISBURG, OH, USA DOT‐100 MILLS APPLIANCE PRODUCTS LTD BRAMALEA, ONTARIO, CANADA DOT‐101 POLYCAST TECHNOLOGY CORP STAMFORD, CT, USA DOT‐102 GLASS DEVELOP AB LUND, SWEDEN DOT‐103 SULLY NORTH AMERICA, INC. TRUMBAUERSVILLE, PA, USA DOT‐104 SHEFFIELD POLY‐GLAZ INC SHEFFIELD, MA, USA DOT‐105 AFG INDUSTRIES INC KINGSPORT, TN, USA DOT‐106 BRITISH INDUSTRIAL PLASTICS LTD ESSEX, ENGLAND DOT‐107 MAASGLAS B.V. PANOVENWEG, HOLLAND DOT‐108 REGALITE NEWTON UPPER FALLS, MA, USA DOT‐109 S.A. GLACERIES DE SAINT ROCH AUVELAIS, BELGIUM DOT‐110 WINDOR INDUSTRIES INC DALLAS, TX, USA DOT‐111 GEBR.HAPPICH GMBH WUPPERTAL, GERMANY DOT‐112 ROEHM GMBH CHEMISCHE FABRIK DARMSTADT, GERMANY DOT‐113 SOUTHERN PLASTICS CO COLUMBIA, SC, USA DOT‐114 PAULDING GLASS PRODUCTS INC PAULDING, OH, USA DOT‐115 HAMILTON OF INDIANA INC VINCENNES, IN, USA DOT‐116 SURELITE INC CONWAY, AK, USA DOT‐117 AUTOGLASS PERUANA S.A. LIMA, PERU DOT‐118 TOHO KASEI CO LTD YOKOHAMA, KANAGAWA, JAPAN DOT‐119 SUMITOMO CHEMICAL CO LTD OSAKA, JAPAN DOT‐120 VIDRIOS SECURIT SA BARRANQUILLA, COLUMBIA Page 4 of 27 Dot Number Manufacturer Location DOT‐121 CADILLAC PLASTIC & CHEMICAL CO DETROIT, MI, USA DOT‐122 PILKINGTON SHATTERPRUFF SAFETY GLASS (PTY) LTD SOUTH AFFRICA DOT‐123 B&S PLASTICS INC JACKSONVILLE, FL, USA DOT‐124 GEORGIA‐PACIFIC CORPORATION NEWARK, NJ, USA DOT‐125 ABRISA INDUSTRIAL GLASS INC OXNARD, CA, USA DOT‐126 J.W.CARROLL & SONS WILMINGTON, CA, USA DOT‐127 GARIBALDI TEMPER GLASS LTD N. VANCOUVER, BC, CANADA DOT‐128 INDUSTRIJA STAKLA PANCEVO PANCEVO, YUGOSLAVIA DOT‐129 VIRACON INC OWATONNA, MN, USA DOT‐130 VIDRIO PLANO DE MEXICO S.A. MEXICO DOT‐131 ACRYLTECH INC ST PAUL, MN, USA DOT‐133 M.L.BURKE CO CORNWELLS HEIGHTS, PA, USA DOT‐134 TAYLOR MADE TEMPLEMORE LTD. TEMPLEMORE, TIPPERARY, IRELAND DOT‐135 BREAKSAFE COMPANY CHICAGO, IL, USA DOT‐137 YOKOHAMA KOGAKU MAGE GARASU CO LTD YOKOHAMA CITY, JAPAN DOT‐138 ELLAY INCORPORATED COMMERCE, CA, USA DOT‐139 ICI PLASTICS LTD HERTS, ENGLAND DOT‐140 THOMAS BENNETT LTD LEEDS, ENGLAND DOT‐141 ISHIZUKA SAFETY GLASS CO LTD TOKYO, JAPAN DOT‐142 CY‐FAB MANUFACTURING & ENGINEERING CORP DETROIT, MI, USA DOT‐143 GALAXY GLASS LTD WINNIPEG, MANITOBA, CANADA DOT‐144 ROWLAND INC KENSINGTON, CT, USA DOT‐145 LUSTRO PLASTICS COMPANY VALENCIA, CA, USA DOT‐147 ROPER LANCO ANDOVER, KS, USA DOT‐148 THERMX COMPANY ELKHART, IN, USA DOT‐150 FLORIDA ACCESSORY DISTRIBUTING CO INC MIAMI, FL, USA DOT‐151 CA GLASS DISTRIBUTORS SANTE FE SPRINGS, CA, USA DOT‐152 T‐O‐W INDUSTRIES CHICAGO, IL, USA DOT‐153 TEMPERLINE INC SEATTLE, WA, USA Page 5 of 27 Dot Number Manufacturer Location DOT‐154 PAWNEE PLASTICS INC REDLANDS, CA, USA DOT‐155 THERMOPLASTICS INC WARREN, MI, USA DOT‐156 CHI MEI INDUSTRIAL GROUP TAIRAN, TAIWAN DOT‐157 FLEX‐O‐GLASS INC CHICAGO, IL, USA DOT‐158 TEMPGLASS LIMITED WESTON, ONTARIO, CANADA DOT‐159 NOLAND PAPER COMPANY BUENA PARK, CA, USA DOT‐160 STIREX COMPANY BUCHAREST, ROMANIA DOT‐161 NORTHWESTERN INDUSTRIES INC SEATTLE, WA, USA DOT‐162 ELIXIR INDUSTRIES GARDENA, CA, USA DOT‐163 FORD GLASS LIMITED CONCORD, ONTARIO, CANADA DOT‐164 PACIFIC TEMPERED GLASS CORP WILSONVILLE, OR, USA DOT‐165 CANADIAN PITTSBURGH INDUSTRIES LTD TORONTO, ONTARIO, CANADA DOT‐166 JAPAN TEMPERED & LAMINATED GLASS COMPANY LTD AICHI‐PREF, JAPAN DOT‐167 TECHNIK INTERNATIONAL CORPORATION MT CLEMENS, MI, USA DOT‐168 CRYSTALES SEGURIDAD BUENOS AIRES, MEXICO DOT‐169 B.W. MOLDED PLASTICS CO PASADENA, CA, USA DOT‐170 TUF‐FLEX GLASS INC VINCENNES, IN, USA DOT‐171 THERMAX LIMITED DURHAM, ENGLAND DOT‐172 PINES OF AMERICA INC FORT WAYNE, IN, USA DOT‐174 K&E PLASTICS SAWYER, MI, USA DOT‐175 HAMMOND MFG. CORPORATION LANSING, MI, USA DOT‐176 OXFORD PRODUCTS ADDISON, IL, USA DOT‐177 L‐N SAFETY GLASS S.A.DE C.V. OF MEXACALI TOLEDO, OH, USA DOT‐178 HOLT GLASS LIMITED ALDERGROVE, BC, CANADA DOT‐179 STRAWSINE MANUFACTURING COMPANY CORUNNA, MI, USA DOT‐180 RAM PRODUCTS COMPANY STURGIS, MI, USA DOT‐181 MINEX WARSAW, POLAND DOT‐182 PARAGON PLASTICS COMPANY MANSFIELD, TX, USA DOT‐183 AVTOEXPORT MOSCOW, USSR Page 6 of 27 Dot Number Manufacturer Location DOT‐184 HANKUK SEKURIT LTD. BUPYUNG‐KU, INCHON, KOREA DOT‐185 M&D GLASS TEMPERING LIMITED MONTREAL, QUEBEC, CANADA DOT‐187 VITROPLEX S.A. SAO PAULO, BRAZIL DOT‐188 ATLAS PLASTICS CORPORATION CAPE GIRARDEAU, MO, USA DOT‐189 POLYYECH INC OWENSVILLE, MO, USA DOT‐190 VIDRIOS LIRQUEN S.A. SANTIAGO, CHILE DOT‐191 SWEDCAST CORPORATION FLORENCE, KY, USA DOT‐192 SANTO KOGYO COMPANY LTD YOKKAICHI‐CITY, JAPAN DOT‐193 PRECISION GLASS LAMINATION SAN FRANCISCO, CA, USA DOT‐194 LEISURE LITE WINDOW COMPANY DAYTON, OH, USA DOT‐195 IRDA GREEK SAFETY GLASS INDUSTRIAL COMPANY INC VOLOS, GREECE DOT‐196 ANGLASS INDUSTRIES INC SAN FERNANDO, CA, USA DOT‐197 THAI POLYPLASTIC INDUSTRY CO LTD BANGKOK, THAILAND DOT‐198 TORGAL VIDROS MOLDURAL LTDA SAO PAULO, BRAZIL DOT‐199 CRIAJSA GUADLAGLAJIA, MEXICO DOT‐200 CHAMPION HOME BUILDERS CO DRYDEN, MI, USA DOT‐201 GLAVERTA AACHEN, GERMANY DOT‐202 NATIONAL CYCLE INC MAYWOOD, IL, USA DOT‐203 WERNER INC CHEBOYGAN, MI, USA DOT‐204 TEXAS TEMPERED GLASS CO HOUSTON, TX, USA DOT‐205 MAZZUCCHELLI CELLULOIDE S.P.A.
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    Global light vehicle OE glazing market- forecasts to 2029 April 2015 SAMPLE Usage and copyright statement A single-user licenced publication is provided for individual use only. Therefore this publication, or any part of it, may not be copied, reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or be transmitted in any form by any means electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise without the prior written permission of Aroq Limited. A multi-user licence edition can be freely and legally shared with your colleagues. This agreement includes sharing electronically via your corporate intranet or the making of physical copies for your company library. Excluded from this agreement is sharing any part of this publication with, or transmitting via any means to, anybody outside of your company. This content is the product of extensive research work. It is protected by copyright under the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988. The authors of Aroq Limited's research are drawn from a wide range of professional and academic disciplines. The facts within this study are believed to be correct at the time of publication but cannot be guaranteed. All information within this study has been reasonably verified to the author’s and publisher’s ability, but neither accept responsibility for loss arising from decisions based on this report. © 2015 All content copyright Aroq Limited. All rights reserved. If you would like to find out about our online multi-user services for your team or organisation, please contact: Mike Chiswell Senior QUBE Business Manager Tel: +44 (0)1527 573 608 Toll free from US: 1-866-545-5878 Email: [email protected] http://wwwS.just-auto.com/qube AMPLE April 2015 Page 2 This a sample PDF.
  • Stock Information and Notes for Shareholders

    Stock Information and Notes for Shareholders

    Stock Information and Notes for Shareholders Stock Information (As of September 30, 2018) Notes for Shareholders Fiscal year From April 1 to March 31 of the following year Number of Shares Issued 3,310,097,492 Ordinary General June Note: Model AA Class Shares are included. Shareholders’ Meeting Number of Shareholders 618,205 Dividend payout Year-end dividend: March 31 confirmation date Interim dividend: September 30 Stock listings Japan: Tokyo and Nagoya Ownership Breakdown Overseas: New York and London (thousands of shares) Transfer agent Mitsubishi UFJ Trust and Banking Corporation Financial institutions Special account Mitsubishi UFJ Trust and Banking Corporation 1,142,293 Individuals, etc. management institution (including treasury stock) 34.51% Contact 1-1, Nikko-cho, Fuchu-shi, Tokyo, Japan 793,786 Japan Toll-Free: (0120)232-711 23.98% Mailing address Shin-Tokyo Post Office, PO box No.29, Tokyo 137-8081 Japan Mitsubishi UFJ Trust and Banking Corporation Corporate Agency Division Notice Other corporate Inquiries regarding change of registered address and requests entities Foreign corporate to purchase shares constituting less than one unit 679,787 entities and others (1) If you have an account with a securities company, please 20.54% 694,229 contact your securities company. 20.97% (2) If you do not have an account with a securities company Note: Ratio indicates the share of ownership to the total number of shares issued. and your shares are registered in special accounts, please contact Mitsubishi UFJ Trust and Banking Corporation. Major Shareholders (Top 10) Ratio of the number of Number of shares held to Name shares held the total number of (thousands) shares issued (excluding T-ROAD treasury stock) (%) You are invited to visit the Japan Trustee Services Bank, Ltd.
  • Notification of Settlement on the Projects Conducted by Mitsubishi Hitachi Power Systems, Ltd

    Notification of Settlement on the Projects Conducted by Mitsubishi Hitachi Power Systems, Ltd

    FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Notification of Settlement on the Projects Conducted by Mitsubishi Hitachi Power Systems, Ltd. in the Republic of South Africa and Recognition of Extraordinary Loss on Unconsolidated Basis and Other Expenses on Consolidated Basis Tokyo, December 18, 2019 --- Hitachi, Ltd. (TSE: 6501, “Hitachi”) today announced that Hitachi and Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd. (“MHI”) have reached a settlement relating to a transfer of the boiler construction projects (the "Projects") in the Republic of South Africa conducted by Mitsubishi Hitachi Power Systems, Ltd. (“MHPS”), the joint venture company that integrated the respective thermal power generation system businesses of MHI and Hitachi, in conclusion of their discussion. 1. Circumstances of Settlement On March 31, 2016, Hitachi received from MHI a request for payments including part of amount to adjust business transfer price, etc. in connection with the project (collectively, the “Transfer Price Adjustment”)(1), and on January 31, 2017, MHI subsequently increased its claim amount for the Transfer Price Adjustment(2). On August 21, 2017, Hitachi received from the Japan Commercial Arbitration Association (the “JCAA”) the notice stating that MHI filed the request for arbitration with the JCAA on July 31, 2017 in order to claim for payment of 90,779 million ZAR (approximately 774.3 billion yen when converted at a rate of 8.53 yen to 1 ZAR) as the Transfer Price Adjustment(3). Hitachi and MHI have reached a settlement today as a result of discussion with sincerity and integrity in parallel with the arbitration. (1) “Ongoing Discussion on the projects of Mitsubishi Hitachi Power Systems, Ltd. in the Republic of South Africa” (announced on May 9, 2016) https://www.hitachi.com/New/cnews/month/2016/05/160509a.html (2) “Ongoing Discussion on the projects of Mitsubishi Hitachi Power Systems, Ltd.
  • ECON 3240 American Factory Workers in Chinese Factory Spring 2020

    ECON 3240 American Factory Workers in Chinese Factory Spring 2020

    ECON 3240 American Factory workers in Chinese Factory Spring 2020 American Factory is great documentary for us, mainly because it discusses how some can fall out of the middle class, becoming vulnerable if not poor, but then thanks to government policy (what government) claw the their way back into the middle class, keeping the Dream alive for themselves and their children we hope (IG mobility). It is also the almost universal story but a story of how workers and manageres learng by doing (aka learning by doing). For reasons that become obviout in the film the same factories and workers learn to do better overtime, like AI but not artificial, more of a group dynamic with input from workers and managers. Somehow workers can become much more productive over time, using lesst time to produce the same number of cars (or glass panels..). The makers of this documentatry sense this dynamic: the camera dwells on the machinery and workers converting sand (silicon) many shapes of very transparent glass (our Coa our Chinese owner entreprenuer writes a song about transparency, which could have two meanings, and Fu, see the Terry Gross interview below. We see the last GM S-10 truck role through the assembly line and we are off, new owners, some new workers from China and 2000 American workers, some from the GM plant that clased. To spread the pain/ privelidge we can the divide the 1 hour 50 minute file into three sectiosn. Everyone read the cast of characters below should watch the first 20 minutes (some of the key cast members are listed below, the huge factory building itself is a star…I thought it was in Dayton, Ohio but actually in another town, this happens when land intensive factories spring up near cities).