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Ogihara America Corporation is a majority-owned subsidiary of Ogihara Corporation (Japan). Ogihara America was established in Howell, Michigan in 1987 with the goal of supporting the sheet metal stamping and assembly needs of our North American customers. Our 796,000 square foot facility houses transfer and tandem press lines, tryout presses, assembly bays, tool and die services, warehousing space, and engineering and administrative areas. Our location in southeastern Michigan and ready access to interstate highways and railway lines enables us to efficiently service customers throughout the Midwestern United States and Ontario, Canada.

The company manufactures tool-and-die assemblies, especially for the automotive industry. It also makes die-press automotive body parts and assemblies out of high-strength steel and aluminum. In addition to the company's five Japan-based manufacturing plants, Ogihara has operations in China, Mexico, Thailand, the UK, and the US. Ogihara traces its beginnings to a private company founded in 1951. In 2004 Ogihara Machining, Ogihara Seiki, and Ogihara Koki merged to form Ogihara Corporation. Thai Summit Group, an auto parts manufacturer, invested in the company in 2009.

OnStar offers a range of services to motorists that make driving easier and safer. With OnStar's Safe & Sound Plan, you can have your doors unlocked, get roadside assistance, or notify emergency personnel -- all with the push of a dash-mounted button (or a phone call if you're locked out). Other basic services include airbag deployment notification and remote diagnostics. Under OnStar's Directions & Connections Plan, drivers also enjoy services like turn-by-turn navigation and hotel reservations. The OnStar service is available in most of the US and in parts of Canada.

Orbital is going from Down Under to all over the world with its direct-injection engine technology for automobiles, boats, and motorcycles. The technology, known as the Orbital Combustion Process (OCP), is used in engines to reduce fuel consumption and emissions output. Orbital is pushing licensing as a way to establish OCP as a commercially viable product. Although the company is more successful at getting its engine technology into motorcycles and watercraft, it does sell license agreements to vehicle and engine makers, including Mercury Marine. Orbital also earns revenues from royalties and from prototype and component manufacturing. The Asia/Pacific region generates about three-quarters of Orbital's sales.

company's Pendaliner is a patented non-abrasive, skid-resistant surface used in pickup beds. Pendaliner is made by Penda's truck accessories division, which also offers fiberglass products such as tonneau covers. Another division, Penda Premier Solutions, makes fiberglass and thermoformed plastic components that can be found on vehicles ranging from golf carts to tractors and from cars to heavy trucks. Penda Water Management makes plastic liners for drainage ditches. Private equity firm Resilience Capital Partners and Penda's management control the company. Penda merged in late 2008 with competitor Durakon Industries.

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