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Mark FendleyContinuous Improvement ManagerBMW MANUFACTURING CO., LLC

Hyundai Does To the Japanese OEM's, As They Did to US OEM's -What's Next?

January 7, 2010

Analysis of:Hyundai Smokes the Competition | money.cnn.com

Hyundai has come upon a winning formula that includes higher quality products based upon emulation of premium products, growing global presence, an expanding customer demographic, and a culture focus of quickness and agility.But can Chinese and Indian OEM's be too far behind?

Mark FendleyContinuous Improvement ManagerBMW MANUFACTURING CO., LLC

Magna Will Find Better Targets for Their Attention and Their Cash

November 6, 2009

Analysis of:Magna Ends Hunt for Automaker, Eyes Suppliers | www.autonews.com

Magna may have risked alienating certain customers, especially in regards to component technology development, if they had succeeded with the Opel partial purchase.Magna is developing good partnerships in the growth segments of electronic, software, sensor, battery, and power management, so a growing interest in shopping for those suppliers that can be added to Magna's electronics or eletrical component product portfolio makes very good sense.

George DorkhomExecutive ChairmanGREENKOTE PLC

Gas Cylinders Are Here to Stay

September 20, 2009

Analysis of:Is It The End For High-Pressure Gas Cylinders? | www.prlog.org

Higher pressure or not , the gas cylinders market is an important segment in the industrial gas business for smaller users and mobile applications in medical and industry and are here to stay but controls technology must continue to improve on safety and reliability.

George DorkhomExecutive ChairmanGREENKOTE PLC

China takes off, it is rapidly taking over as we squander our brand names for ?

September 11, 2009

Analysis of:China’s Geely, Beijing Automotive Target Volvo, Saab | www.bloomberg.com

It is a known fact that the Chinese government has put its weight and tremendous wealth behind targeted industries, Electronics , automotive and aerospace and it is well on its way to target the general industrial market. It is succeeding and have taken over Japan in Electronics manufacturing out put...why ? they have the people, the natural resources, the cash and the market..and we in the West are willing to surrender all ,including established brands as Volvo ,Saab and Hummer.

George DorkhomExecutive ChairmanGREENKOTE PLC

Temporary lay-offs in Italy maybe OK,but plant closure ..guess what

September 10, 2009

Analysis of:Italian Government Reaches Union Agreement on Fiat’s CNH Plant | www.bloomberg.com

Italian Labor law is so inflexible about layoffs and forget the future of the plant in Imola if it invovles permanent closure. Italy, behind Spain , is one of the most socialistic countries when it come to labor law giving no flexibility whatsoever to industry in manoeuvering during difficult times, that is while Fiat CEO is scanning the globe and is in bed with Chrysler , not only for high cost production , but also for labor inflexibility.

George DorkhomExecutive ChairmanGREENKOTE PLC

Outsourcing is the trend ..do not cry wolf

September 8, 2009

Analysis of:Defense industry pleads for investment | www.ft.com

To my best of my knowledge the UK defense spending in 2010 is projected to be up by a few percentage points and so as the EU and Nato..so what is the fuss all about..outsourcing? then they have to cry endlessly as this has been the trend for a long time in the world of the defense industry,but perhaps a novelty in Britain.

George DorkhomExecutive ChairmanGREENKOTE PLC

Konecranes actions are a must rather than a strategy

September 6, 2009

Analysis of:Konecranes Starts Statutory Negotiations in Headquarter Functions in Hyvinkää | www.konecranes.com

KoneCranes has experienced a 40-50% decline in orders year over year and a restructuring plans in not only warranted but a must. The demand for cranes both in the industrial as well as construction and on/off-shore has declined so rapidly that unless drastic actions are taken companies as Kone and others including Demag and Terex are at risk for survival.

George DorkhomExecutive ChairmanGREENKOTE PLC

No Moral Comparison / EU handouts to Airbus and Boeing business with Uncle Sam

August 31, 2009

Analysis of:WTO to rule next week on Airbus funding dispute | www.google.com

To state that a hand to Airbus from Germany , France and Britain is the moral equivalent to legitimate services rendered by Boeing to the US government is none sense . The Europeans must learn how to do business and compete in the real world and subsidies is immoral and anti-competitive. The European and EU Government complain about China and other Asian dumping laws yet they practice the same.

George DorkhomExecutive ChairmanGREENKOTE PLC

EADS is in turbulent times

August 26, 2009

Analysis of:EADS second-quarter profit up 76%; Airbus targets 300 gross orders | atwonline.com

EADS business which is almost 90% commercial aircraft dependant will experience hard times as it is currently in the eye of the Hurricane without visibility for future orders or cancellation of current orders .

George DorkhomExecutive ChairmanGREENKOTE PLC

Ingersoll Rand CEO Talks the company share prices up

August 4, 2009

Analysis of:Ingersoll-Rand sees signs recession is almost over | www.marketwatch.com

It is surprising for a leader of such a resprected company to talk the stock prices up based on insignificant statistis while the company sales and orders are down by some 20%

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