Noble International Company Description
A noble undertaking it is for Noble International to help build cars and get none of the recognition. The company makes laser-welded steel blanks and tubes that are used to make automobile body components, such as doors, fenders, pillars, bumpers, door frames, and side panels. Customers include car manufacturers and their suppliers; prior to 2009 Chrysler, Ford, and General Motors together accounted for about two-thirds of Noble International's sales. The company operates from facilities in Asia, Australia, Europe, Canada, Mexico, and the US (Kentucky and Michigan). Struggling to find cash for daily operations, Noble International filed for Chapter 11 protection from creditors in 2009.
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