DIAS Holding, Inc.: Nanjing Delegation Leader Signs Letter of Intent With the Detroit International Auto Salon
ALLEN PARK, MI--(Marketwire - April 1, 2009) - DIAS Holding, Inc. (
"We are excited to have this prominent Chinese company join the many exhibitors from Asia at our auto salon," stated Michael Wesney, President of DIAS. "We look forward to a strong collaborative relationship and displaying their products and capabilities here at DIAS."
The delegation consisted of representatives of various departments from Nanjing's most renowned automotive company, the Nanjing Automotive Company (NAC), owner and producer of the MG Rover brand. NAC employs over 14,000 people and produces 200,000 cars annually under Yuanjin, NAC-Iveco, and NAC-Fiat brands.
About the DIAS Holding, Incorporated:
DIAS Holding, Inc. ("DSHL," f/k/a JPC Capital Partners) is a Delaware Corporation servicing the multi-billion dollar industry of providing automotive, trucking, railway and petroleum industries with raw, finished and assembled components. The company's major subsidiaries include Asia Forging Supply Company, a prime contractor for a network of factories throughout Asia, and the Detroit International Auto Salon, an independent, year-round exhibition center for a multitude of automotive products and components. For more information about DIAS Holding, Inc., please visit [ www.diasholding.com ].
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