Delco Remy Will Shut Down Indiana Starter And
Alternator Operations.
Autoparts Report • Jan 17, 2003 • Delco Remy International Inc. to close Delco Remy
America Inc. plant
Delco Remy International, Inc., will close its Delco Remy America
starter and alternator manufacturing operations in Anderson, Ind. during
the first quarter of 2003. The production will be absorbed by other
Delco Remy plants globally. The wind down of the Anderson manufacturing
operations will affect approximately 350 hourly UAW represented
employees and approximately 50 salaried employees currently supporting
the local plants.
Delco Remy was formed in 1994 with the acquisition of a portion of
the former Delco Remy Division of General Motors.
"The business has grown and developed into a significant
global player but competitive pressures have continued to the point that
the Anderson manufacturing operations are no longer viable," stated
Delco Remy America President, Richard L. Stanley.
Delco Remy will retain its global engineering and administrative
headquarters in Anderson. "Our focus during the next several weeks
will be to address the issues and concerns of our affected employees
while continuing to deliver quality products to our customers,"
said Stanley.
Delco Remy International, Inc., is a leading global manufacturer
and remanufacturer of automotive, powertrain, drivetrain and electrical
products and is headquartered in Anderson, Indiana.
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