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General Motors (NYSE: GM) awarded Siemens Digital Industries Software with the 2022 Supplier of the Year accolade at its annual event in San Antonio, Texas. This marks the 6th time Siemens has received this honor for exceeding GM's expectations in innovative technology and quality. The award recognizes suppliers who demonstrate resilience and a commitment to sustainable innovation within the automotive industry. GM emphasized the importance of collaboration with top suppliers to enhance its ambitions around electrification and decarbonization. Siemens' president, Tony Hemmelgarn, highlighted the role of the Siemens Xcelerator portfolio and digital twin technology in driving the automotive sector's transformation.

General Motors (NYSE:GM) has awarded Alps Alpine North America the 2022 Supplier of the Year at its 31st annual Supplier of the Year event in San Antonio, Texas. This marks the 11th consecutive win for Alps Alpine, underlining its consistent performance and innovation within the automotive industry. The award recognizes suppliers that exceed GM's stringent requirements, highlighting their commitment to high-quality products and sustainable solutions. GM's Vice President of Global Purchasing emphasized the resilience and resourcefulness demonstrated by its suppliers amid ongoing challenges in the automotive sector. Alps Alpine, a leading manufacturer of electronic components since 1948, operates 110 bases globally and supplies a diverse range of products to numerous companies.

General Motors (GM) has announced a $50 million investment in Energy Exploration Technologies (EnergyX) to support the development of advanced lithium extraction technology. This strategic partnership aims to enhance lithium recovery in North America, crucial for electric vehicle (EV) batteries. EnergyX's innovative direct lithium extraction (DLE) technology promises to improve efficiency and sustainability in lithium production, with recovery rates exceeding 90%. The collaboration includes access to competitive lithium offtakes for GM’s exclusive use and additional financing for lithium production projects across North and South America. This investment reinforces GM's commitment to securing critical minerals for an all-electric future, thereby furthering its leadership position in the EV market.

Gage Products Company has been honored with the Overdrive Award at General Motors' 31st annual Supplier of the Year awards event in San Antonio, Texas. This recognition is shared by only 16 suppliers for their exemplary performance in sustainability and innovation. Gage's Vice President, Joe Porco, emphasized the collaborative effort of their team in achieving this honor. The Overdrive Award, introduced in 2012, acknowledges suppliers meeting GM's criteria, including sustainability, innovation, and launch excellence. Gage has partnered with GM since the 1980s, contributing to reducing environmental footprints through sustainable practices.

Ryder System, Inc. (NYSE: R) has been awarded the prestigious Overdrive award by General Motors (NYSE: GM) during GM’s 31st annual Supplier of the Year awards, held in San Antonio, Texas on March 22, 2023. Ryder was recognized among 16 companies for outstanding achievements in areas including sustainability, innovation, relationships, and supply chain efficiency. This marks the 11th time Ryder has received such recognition since the award's inception in 2012. With a partnership dating back to 1986, Ryder supports over 40 GM sites across North America, showcasing their long-term commitment and expertise in supply chain solutions.

The Overdrive award highlights Ryder's role in enhancing GM's supply chain resilience and efficiency, especially in a challenging automotive industry environment.

Universal Logistics Holdings, Inc. (NASDAQ:ULH) was recognized as a 2022 Supplier of the Year by General Motors (GM) during the company's 31st annual Supplier of the Year event in San Antonio, Texas. This prestigious award celebrates suppliers who exceed GM's standards, providing innovative technologies and high-quality service in the automotive sector. This marks the second time Universal has received this award, underscoring its commitment to customer satisfaction and supply chain efficiency. According to Universal's CEO, Tim Phillips, this honor reflects their team's dedication to delivering value to GM's supply chain, despite challenges faced in the automotive industry. The selection process for the award is based on various performance criteria, including purchasing and logistics.

GM Defense LLC, a subsidiary of General Motors, announced that the U.S. Army has granted a full-rate production decision for its Infantry Squad Vehicle (ISV). Initially awarded a $214.3 million contract in June 2020, GM Defense has already delivered over 300 vehicles to the Army's 82nd and 101st Airborne Divisions. The ISV, based on the Chevrolet Colorado ZR2 architecture, combines commercial parts for enhanced adaptability and efficiency in various mission profiles. The decision marks a significant achievement for GM Defense, strengthening the company's manufacturing credibility and paving the way for future production increases.

Labelmaster has been awarded the 2022 Supplier of the Year by General Motors (GM) for its exceptional support in the automotive supply chain. This recognition highlights Labelmaster's commitment to exceeding GM's stringent requirements through innovative solutions in the safe transport of dangerous goods. GM's vice president praised suppliers like Labelmaster for demonstrating resilience and sustainability amidst industry challenges. The award criteria included performance metrics across Purchasing, Manufacturing Services, and Logistics, further establishing Labelmaster's expertise in the hazardous materials sector, particularly in large format lithium battery transport.

General Motors (NYSE:GM) honored Brose as a 2022 Supplier of the Year at its 31st annual event in San Antonio, Texas. This marks the seventh time Brose has received this accolade. The award recognizes suppliers that exceed GM’s standards, providing innovative technologies and high-quality products. GM's vice president, Jeff Morrison, emphasized the resilience and innovation of its suppliers amid industry challenges. Brose, a leading automotive supplier, plays a significant role in the global automotive supply chain, employing 30,000 people and generating approximately €7.5 billion in sales in 2022.