Dauch Dowlais Combination to Take Effect on February 3, 2026

On January 30, Dauch and Dowlais confirmed that a court order approving the Dauch Dowlais combination plan will come into force after 6:00 p.m. on February 2, 2026. With no material adjustments to the previously outlined schedule, the combination is expected to be formally completed on February 3, 2026, as originally planned.

Dauch Dowlais Combination Timeline and Court Approval

The court-sanctioned order represents a key regulatory milestone for the Dauch Dowlais combination. The confirmation ensures continuity in execution, signaling that the transaction remains aligned with earlier guidance provided to stakeholders and the market.

Expected Effective Date and Transaction Status

Following the activation of the court order, the combination is anticipated to become effective the next day. The companies reiterated that there have been no material changes to the sequence or timing of principal events related to the transaction.

London Stock Exchange Listing and Regulatory Clearance

Dauch has issued a prospectus that has received approval from the Financial Conduct Authority. The document covers the admission of Dauch common stock to the equity shares category for international commercial companies with a secondary listing, alongside trading on the main market of the London Stock Exchange.

FCA-Approved Prospectus Details

The approval allows Dauch shares to be listed and traded in London, marking a significant step in expanding its capital market presence while supporting the broader objectives of the Dauch Dowlais combination.

Dauch Company Profile and Automotive Focus

Formerly known as American Axle and Manufacturing, Dauch is headquartered in Detroit, Michigan, and operates nearly 75 facilities across 15 countries. The company specializes in the design, engineering, and manufacturing of driveline and metal forming technologies.

Technology Portfolio Across Powertrains

Dauch’s product portfolio supports electric, hybrid, and internal combustion engine vehicles, positioning the company to serve a wide range of automotive platforms as global powertrain strategies continue to evolve.