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2581 E. Kercher Rd. Goshen, IN 46528 IN Tel. 574-642-3070 Toll Free 800-642-4889 Fax 574-642-4729 |
Type: Public
On the web:
http://www.supremeind.com
Employees:
1,700
Employee growth: 0.0%
Supreme Industries keeps businesses rolling, rolling on the road. The company builds and distributes specialized commercial truck bodies and buses, such as armored trucks, dry-freight and insulated cargo vans, service vans, shuttle buses, and trolleys. Its custom-made options include cargo-handling devices, lift gates, refrigeration equipment, and special doors and bumpers. Supreme Industries sells its lineup under the Kold King, Iner-City, Spartan, StarTrans, and other brand names. In addition to vehicle bodies, which represent most sales, the company makes Fuel Shark branded fiberglass wind deflectors. Supreme Industries' customers are truck distributors, commercial dealers, and end-users mainly in the US.
Key numbers for fiscal year ending December, 2011:
Sales: $300.8M
One year growth: 36.2%
Net income: $0.7M
Officers:
Interim President, Interim CEO, and Director; Interim President and Interim CEO, Supreme Indiana: Kim Korth
VP, CFO, Treasurer, and Assistant Secretary: Automobile Parts Manufacturing
Competitors:
Collins Industries
Oshkosh Truck
Thor Industries
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