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Austrian company opening auto parts plant in Birmingham

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP) — An Austrian automotive parts supplier is planning to open an $11 million facility in Birmingham. Voestalpine Automotive Body Parts on Tuesday announced that the company is opening a facility on Lakeshore Parkway in Birmingham. The company's local managing director Philipp...

The Associated Press

Jun 21, 2016

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP) — An Austrian automotive parts supplier is planning to open an $11 million facility in Birmingham.

Voestalpine Automotive Body Parts on Tuesday announced that the company is opening a facility on Lakeshore Parkway in Birmingham.

The company's local managing director Philipp Schulz tells Al.com (https://bit.ly/28LPfyL ) the investment is an important step in the company's growth in the U.S.

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