Sentence examples for transmission maker from inspiring English sources
BorgWarner is the company's third transmission maker.
Allison Transmissions, a commercial vehicle transmission maker based in Indianapolis also raised $690 million in March.
At least one Japanese-owned supplier to Toyota, the transmission maker Aisin AI Company, operates in Woodstock.
Analysts at Wells Fargo on Monday due upgraded the transmission maker, in part, to the companys presence in the European diesel market.
Mini Cooper S will come standard with a six-speaker in-dash CD player, 16-inch wheels, a six-speed manual gearbox (from BMW's transmission maker, Getrag ), leather seats, ABS, traction control, six airbags, run-flat tires, and central locking.
With shares of his car-interior supplier up recently and cash flow rising again at his textiles firm and a transmission maker, he vows to double the combined sales of his companies to $20 billion before selling pieces to the public in five years.
President Obama, speaking at Allison Transmission, a maker of transmissions that is increasingly moving into hybrid products, hailed the job numbers while acknowledging headwinds from high gas prices and interruptions caused by the earthquake in Japan.
| The offering of the vehicle transmission systems maker Allison raised more money than expected for its owners, the Carlyle Group and Onex, and valued the onetime General Motors division at about $4.2 billion.
Last December it challenged Cisco Systems when it acquired Redback Networks, a broadband transmission equipment maker.
Teltrend tltn sees its share leap 4 15/16 to 19 9/16 after the phone transmission gear maker said its first-quarter earnings will exceed analysts' estimates, currently at 0.37 per share.
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