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Dauch Corporation (DCH) Presents at Bank of America Global Automotive Summit Transcript

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Dauch Corporation’s CEO David Dauch and CFO Chris May presented at the Bank of America Global Automotive Summit on March 17, 2026, highlighting the company’s investor-focused strategy and operational excellence. The event emphasized Dauch’s long-standing partnership with Bank of America, spanning 20+ years in debt, equity, and investor relations, reinforcing its reputation as a reliable automotive supplier. An analyst praised Dauch’s manufacturing plants for exceptional organization and cleanliness, citing a 1998 visit to an American Axle facility as a benchmark for industry standards. The Q&A session began with housekeeping questions, signaling a structured approach to addressing investor concerns and operational updates during the summit. The discussion underscored Dauch’s commitment to transparency, with leadership engaging directly with analysts to outline financial and strategic priorities.
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SA Transcripts159.01K FollowersFollow5ShareSaveCommentsPlay Earnings CallPlay Earnings Call Dauch Corporation (DCH) Bank of America Global Automotive Summit March 17, 2026 11:20 AM EDT Company Participants Chris May - Executive VP & CFODavid Dauch - Chairman & CEO Presentation Unknown Analyst Thank you so much for Join us. I wanted to really thank the Dauch team for being such a good partner from my 20 years at Bank of America. You've been involved from the debt and equity side, always with the investor focus. With us from Dauch, we're joined David Dauch, the Chairman and Chief Executive Officer; and Chris May, Executive Vice President and CFO, and they're joined by an extraordinary IR team, led by David Lim and Joe Pudlik, which I'm not sure if we've met yet, but I'm looking forward to talking in the future.

The Dauch Corporation is kind of special to my heart because in 1998, when I first started, it was the very first plant that I visited was an American Axle plant. And I'm really thinking like, wow, this plant is so clean and auto industry is so great. And then I visited about 10 other plants after that, and I realized like that plant was different, the first one I saw, how organized it was. So I recommend anyone starting in the auto industry to take a look at one of the Dauch plants, and they're pretty special. So with that, I want to thank them again and thank the audience for being here. And why don't we turn it over to Alex to kick up the first question. Question-and-Answer Session Unknown Analyst Yes. Thanks, Doug, and thanks to the Dauch team for being here with us today. So I actually wanted to start off with a few housekeeping questions actually, and then we'll take it up for a few levels. But -- could you maybe just

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