Fact Sheet

Founded in 1950, Shiloh Industries is dedicated to delivering an innovative approach to lightweighting, noise and vibrations solutions.

Our combination of metals expertise and vertically integrated capabilities has enabled the company to deliver the broadest portfolio of lightweighting solutions to the marketplace. Our singular focus is on successfully balancing the need to reduce cost, weight and part complexity with the need to enhance performance, safety and fuel efficiency.

Product Portfolio

At-a-Glance

 Product Solutions: First operation blanks, engineered welded blanks, complex stampings, modular assemblies, highly-engineered aluminum and magnesium die casting and machined components serving the body-in-white, emission, powertrain, structural and seating needs of OEM and Tier 1 customers.

 Markets Served: Automotive, Commercial Vehicle, Industrial

 Employees: Approximately 3,600 globally

 Fiscal Year 2014 Sales: $878.7 Million

 Locations: 27 operations, sales and technical centers throughout Asia, Europe and North America.

 President/CEO: Ramzi Hermiz

 Quality Certification: TS 16949 and ISO 14001

 Web site: www.shiloh.com

 Stock Symbol: (NASDAQ: SHLO)

 Corporate Office: 880 Steel Drive, Valley City, OH 44280 U.S.A.

Timeline

• 1950s

  Shiloh Tool & Die Manufacturing established
  Shiloh opens a blanking facility in Mansfield, OH

• 1970s

  The company forms a joint venture with MTD Products at “Valley City Steel”, a steel pickling facility, developing additional steel-processing capabilities

• 1980s

  Shiloh opens Wegman Drive facility
  Shiloh builds Wellington facility expanding into complex stamping and modular assembly

• 1990s

  Shiloh builds Steel Drive facility for steel processing and warehousing services
  Shiloh becomes a public company on NASDAQ
  Shiloh acquires Canton facility further expanding into the automotive tool, die and stamping business
  Shiloh builds Innovation Drive facility
  Formed Shiloh Automotive, Inc., and acquired two additional automotive stamping and assembly plants in Northeast Ohio

• 2000s

  Shiloh builds Saltillo facility, entering into the Mexican automotive market
  Acquires Shiloh Industries, Inc. Dickson facility

• 2010s

  Shiloh acquires Atlantic Tool & Die in Alabama and Albany-Chicago Company, LLC, entering into die casting and machining
  Shiloh acquires Contech Castings, LLC
  Shiloh acquires Finnveden Metal Structures AB, expanding into the European automotive market and magnesium stamping and die casting
  Shiloh acquires Radar Industries, expanding into central Mexico
  Shiloh opens Plymouth Technical Center in Plymouth, MI, USA
  Shiloh opens China Technical Center in Shanghai, China
  Shiloh enters into a joint venture with Suzhou Sanji Foundry Equipment Co., Ltd (Sanji) named Shiloh Sanji CastLight (Nantong) Ltd.

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