Accuride Corporation

Accuride Corporation

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Accuride CorporationUS flagNew York Stock Exchange
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Company Description

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Sector
Consumer Cyclical
Industry
Auto - Parts
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IPO Date
Mar 3, 2010
Business
Accuride Corporation manufactures and supplies lightweight steel and forged aluminum wheels for the North American commercial vehicle industry, including original equipment manufacturers, fleets and aftermarket distributors; the company also offers wheel-end components and assemblies such as brake drums, slack adjusters, rotors, hubs, Improved Steel Armor corrosion protection coatings and TPMS-compatible valve stems under brand names including Accuride, Accuride Wheel End Solutions, Gunite and KIC. Founded in 1958 and headquartered in Livonia, Michigan, Accuride operates manufacturing facilities in the United States and Mexico, with over 100 years of wheel manufacturing heritage tracing back to predecessor entities. In March 2025, Accuride emerges from Chapter 11 restructuring, equitizing over $400 million of funded debt and restructuring approximately $170 million in additional obligations, while securing a $70 million asset-based lending facility and over $95 million exit facility from investors including KKR, Caspian and Guggenheim Partners, who assume ownership; the recapitalization refocuses operations on core North American wheels, accelerates investments in steel and aluminum products, operational efficiencies, lightweighting and coating technologies, and features a leadership transition with Geoff Bruce as interim CEO succeeding Robin Kendrick, who joins the reconstituted board chaired by Fred Bentley.