VEHICLE COMPONENTS Clause Samples

VEHICLE COMPONENTS. Revenues for 1998 were up principally from the addition of the SPX Vehicle Components businesses that, subsequent to the Merger, added $64.9 of revenues. Excluding the impact of the Merger, 1998 revenues were down $13.3 from 1997 principally reflecting the mid-year strike at General Motors. 1999 revenues will include the SPX businesses for a full year and accordingly, should increase significantly over 1998. Additionally, the company has been awarded new contracts with an original equipment manufacturer that will begin in late 1999 and ramp up in 2000. Operating Income in 1998 of $25.6 included the impact of the Merger of offset by the impact of the General Motors strike, $1.6 of restructuring charges and $2.6 of other Merger and restructuring related charges included in the cost of sales and SG&A and approximately $2.3 in incremental goodwill and intangible amortization resulting from the purchase accounting for SPX. Operating income in 1997 was up, in line with the increased revenues in 1997 over 1996. Operating income in 1999 is expected to improve over 1998 due to the inclusion of SPX businesses for a full year and lower one-time costs.
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VEHICLE COMPONENTS. The company has a range of products for both original equipment manufacturers and aftermarket customers. The Vehicle Components segment has achieved various OEM customer quality recognition and awards and includes four operations that design, manufacture and market component parts for light and heavy duty vehicle markets. The component parts for the light and heavy duty vehicle markets are comprised of two primary sectors: (i) the OEM sector and
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