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TRW closes engine valve divestiture

TRW Automotive Holdings Corp. (NYSE: TRW) today announced the closing of the sale of its wholly-owned engine valve subsidiaries to Federal-Mogul Holdings Corporation (NASDAQ:FDML), representing the material portion of the previously announced transaction.

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13.02.2015

Federal-Mogul has new Anco brand catalog

Federal-Mogul Motorparts says its new Anco Wipers brand master catalog covers replacement blades and related Anco products for virtually any automotive, vintage, heavy-duty specialty and other application.

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25.11.2014

Federal-Mogul to separate into two global automotive suppliers

Federal-Mogul Holdings Corporation announced its plan to separate its Powertrain and Motorparts divisions into two independent, publicly traded companies serving the global original equipment and aftermarket industries.

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08.09.2014

Federal-Mogul Vehicle Components division renamed Federal-Mogul Motorparts

Federal-Mogul Holdings Corp. announced the next step in its ongoing strategy to drive the global growth of its premium products and leading brands.

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05.06.2014

Federal-Mogul video explains brake pad tech

Federal Mogul Corp. had added a brief technical video on the industry’s transition to low- and zero-copper brake pads to the Wagner Brake brand’s website.

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21.05.2014

Federal-Mogul expands footprint in China

Federal-Mogul Holdings Corp.'s Powertrain Division has increased its piston manufacturing footprint in China to meet the growing demand for its advanced Elastoval piston products designed to lower emissions and reduce fuel consumption.

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19.05.2014

Affinia Group completes sale of Global Chassis group

Affinia Group Inc. has closed the sale of its global chassis business to an affiliate of Federal-Mogul Corporation. The gross consideration was $150 million.