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About DANA INC

Dana Incorporated (NYSE: DAN) is a U.S.-listed industrial company headquartered in Maumee, Ohio, United States, with a heritage dating back to 1904 when Clarence Spicer founded the business in Plainfield, New Jersey. Over more than a century, Dana has evolved from a driveline pioneer into a global supplier of highly efficient propulsion and motion solutions. Its core identity remains rooted in power transmission, but the company has steadily expanded into integrated systems aimed at improving vehicle performance, efficiency, durability and electrification readiness. ([dana.com](https://www.dana.com/Company)) Dana’s business is organized around key end markets and product platforms serving light vehicles, commercial vehicles, and the aftermarket. Its portfolio includes driveline systems, axles, driveshafts, e-propulsion solutions, sealing and thermal-management technologies, and branded replacement parts distributed through aftermarket channels. The company’s brand family — including Dana, Spicer, Dana TM4 and Victor Reinz — is widely recognized by OEM customers and repair channels alike. This broad product scope allows Dana to participate both in original equipment programs and in the recurring aftermarket cycle, giving the business a mix of volume-linked and replacement-demand revenue streams. ([dana.com](https://www.dana.com/Company)) From a competitive standpoint, Dana is best viewed as a global specialist rather than a broad-based auto supplier. The company serves major vehicle manufacturers and industrial customers across North America, South America, Europe and Asia-Pacific, with meaningful exposure to light trucks and SUVs, medium- and heavy-duty commercial vehicles, and off-highway applications. That geographic and end-market diversification helps offset cyclical swings in any single region, while also leaving the company exposed to global freight trends, fleet renewal cycles, construction activity, commodity-related demand and the pace of electrification. ([sec.gov](https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/26780/000114036125008729/ny20041240x3_ars.pdf)) Recent strategic developments have been significant. In 2025, Dana announced an agreement to sell its Off-Highway business for $2.7 billion, a move designed to simplify the portfolio, strengthen the balance sheet and sharpen the company’s focus on its higher-return remaining businesses. Management also highlighted cost-reduction actions, share repurchases and improving profitability throughout 2025. The company’s February 2026 full-year results showed stronger adjusted EBITDA, better free cash flow and a larger new-business backlog, underscoring that the restructuring is translating into a more focused and financially resilient industrial platform. For investors in France, Belgium and Switzerland, Dana therefore represents a classic U.S. NYSE industrial name: cyclical, globally diversified, but increasingly streamlined and more disciplined in capital allocation. ([dana.com](https://www.dana.com/newsroom/press-releases/dana-incorporated-announces-agreement-to-sell-off-highway-business-for-%242.7-billion-%241-billion-capital-return-authorization?utm_source=openai))