D Mecatronics Inc. (fka DMTA)

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D Mecatronics Supplies the ENTIRE machine to Johnson Controls which then produces parts (specifically complete seat frames) used by major automotive companies.

Foreign suppliers are located adjacent to Russian foreign OEMs. Russian Government Decree No.166 regulating localization, welding, and paint-shop requirements, has spurred some new players to follow foreign car assemblers.

In addition, in 2006, major tier-one players like Johnson Controls International (D Mecatronics top client), Bosch, and Siemens VDO Automotive decided to expand their operations in Russia, by means of joint ventures, acquisitions’, or Greenfield projects.

The automobile industry is one of the largest sectors of the global economy. In 2006 global automobile components sector was valued at over 1.6 trillion and the global automotive parts and equipment sector was valued at almost 500 billion by a market research firm.

D Mecatronics machines supply parts (specifically complete seat frames) to the automotive industry in whole.

D Mecatronics supplies automated solutions used by three of the top ten Tier 1 automotive parts suppliers in the world.

Let’s look at their product line once again;

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D Mecatronics Inc. D Mecatronics Inc. is a recognized technology pioneer and market leader in the area of Engineering, Design and the Manufacturing of automated solutions for the Automotive Industry and is rapidly becoming one of the world's leading providers of automated manufacturing solutions, which are used primarily by three of the top ten Tier 1 automotive part suppliers in the world. The Company also makes precision components and tooling using its own custom-built manufacturing systems, process knowledge and automation technology.

The auto parts area is divided into three tiers of original equipment manufacturers (OEM’s), which supply automotive manufacturers with parts for new vehicles, and the aftermarket parts suppliers, which manufacture parts for used vehicles.

The automobile industry is one of the largest sectors of the global economy. In 2006 global automobile components sector was valued at over 1.6 trillion and the global automotive parts and equipment sector was valued at almost 500 billion by a market research firm