Cooper-Standard Holdings, the parent company of automotive sealing, fluid and anti-vibration systems supplier Cooper Standard Automotive, posted net income of US$44.9m for the first quarter of 2011, ended 31 March. This compared with net income of US$3.4m in the January-March 2010 period. The company had taken up a US$23.3m reorganisation-related charge Subscribe to Automotive World … Continued
Cooper-Standard Holdings, the parent company of automotive sealing, fluid and anti-vibration systems supplier Cooper Standard Automotive, posted net income of US$44.9m for the first quarter of 2011, ended 31 March. This compared with net income of US$3.4m in the January-March 2010 period.
The company had taken up a US$23.3m reorganisation-related charge
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