Superior Industries
Superior: Bigger wheels, bigger job
Aug. 1When Superior Industries International reported a 79 percent drop in net income from last year's first quarter, the company said wheel shipments were driven down in part by "overall industry trends."
Superior CEO looks to Asia after Uniwheels
July 17Don Stebbins talks about the supplier's $715 million deal to buy its German competitor and where it goes next.
Superior Industries Q1 net income falls 79%
April 26Superior Industries posted a 79 percent plunge in first-quarter net income to $3.1 million, saying it experienced higher costs and lower unit sales in the quarter.
Superior Industries offers $715 million for Europe's Uniwheels
March 23Wheel supplier Superior Industries has launched an offer to buy Uniwheels for around $715 million after winning the support of the German company's biggest shareholder.
Superior Industries net income rises 21% in Q3
Oct. 27, 2016Net income at aluminum wheel supplier Superior Industries International rose 21 percent in the third quarter as a $1.1 million income tax benefit offset a slight decline in sales revenue.
Superior Industries more than doubles Q2 net income
July 27, 2016Aluminum wheel supplier Superior Industries International more than doubled its net income in the second quarter from a year earlier, a gain the company attributed to higher shipments and increased use of its new plant in Mexico.
Superior Industries more than triples Q1 net income
April 27, 2016Aluminum-wheel supplier Superior Industries more than tripled its first-quarter net income, driven by a 25 percent gain in wheel shipments.
Wheel supplier Superior gets makeover under new CEO Stebbins
Dec. 30, 2015Superior Industries, the longtime auto supplier with roots dating back to 1957 in southern California, is reinventing itself and the wheels it makes. New CEO Donald Stebbins is aiming to take Superior away from being a “middle of the road” supplier.
Superior relocates HQ from Calif. to Detroit
May 8, 2015Superior Industries International, a longtime aluminum wheel manufacturer led by former Visteon CEO Don Stebbins, is relocating its global headquarters from California to suburban Detroit.
