SSI introduces its initial Anti-Lock Brake Sensor (“ABS”) product offering to the automotive industry.

SSI named GM World Class Supplier.

SSI launches its first cabled ABS wheel speed sensor from its 3330 Palmer Drive, Janesville, facility.

SSI expands its operations, with the construction of a 60,000 square foot manufacturing operation at 3200 Palmer Drive, Janesville, Wisconsin.

SSI revenues grow to $60 million, while achieving the GM Targets of Excellence Award and a number of other significant supplier awards.

The Controls Technologies Division facility at 3200 Palmer Drive expands to 80,000 square feet in order to accommodate significant ABS-related growth.

SSD launches a new stainless steel exhaust components business, while the Controls Technologies Division introduces a new pressure sensor offering.

GM awards its prestigious Supplier of the Year designation to SSI; SSI is also the recipient of other significant supplier awards.

For the second consecutive year, GM designates SSI as Supplier of the Year.  Controls Technologies earns QS 9000 Certification, while SSD receives MPIF’s Grand Prize for Exhaust Components, earning national recognition in the North American exhaust market.  Controls Technologies earns QS 9000 Certification.

SSD earns QS 9000 Certification and adds 22,500 square foot to its facility at 3330 Palmer Drive, Janesville, Wisconsin, in order to support an expanding exhaust system components business.

SSI commences development of, what becomes, a significant portfolio of ultrasonic sensing products.

Controls Technologies establishes SSI Technologias de Mexico, a 40,000 square foot manufacturing facility in Chihuahua, Mexico.

SSI Technologias de Mexico awarded QS 9000 Certification;  SSI’s sales reach $82 million.

Controls Technologies introduces its first generation electric power steering (“EPS”) sensor.

Controls Technologies introduces its initial ultrasonic sensor product for the railway industry and its second generation EPS sensor; SSI revenues reach $102 million.

SSI Technologias de Mexico expands operations to 80,000 square feet.

Continued growth at both SSD and Controls Technologies results in consolidated revenues exceeding $130 million.

The automotive sensors business of Controls Technologies, including its Mexican operations, is sold to Bourns, Inc., with remaining Controls Technologies’ operations relocated to a leased facility in Janesville, Wisconsin.  SSD and the remaining Controls Technologies business generate annual revenues of $45 million.

Ultrasonic sensor products continue to expand into a variety of on and off-highway applications.

SSD acquires the book of business of Hazen Powder Parts and, in several expansions, increases its manufacturing facility to 125,000 square feet.

Controls Technologies is the first to introduce Adblue level sensors in production quantities; SSI’s consolidated revenues reach $71 million.

SSI reacquires its former 3200 Palmer Drive facility from Bourns, Inc. and commissions it as its corporate headquarters, administrative offices and adjunct manufacturing facility; all SSI operations earn TS 16949 Certification.

SSI acquires a 70,000 square foot facility at 1309 Plainfield Avenue, Janesville, Wisconsin and relocates its Controls Technologies operations from leased premises; Controls Technologies introduces the industry’s first (a) Adblue combination level and concentration sensor and (b) an integrated combination level, concentration sensor and heater module. Representation for the Company’s products expands to Europe, South America and the Pacific Rim. The Controls Technologies Division opens an Engineering and Technical Center in Plymouth, Michigan.

Consolidated revenues reach $104 million on the growth of both SSD and Controls Technologies; Controls Technologies is the first in the industry to introduce a standalone Adblue concentration sensor.

SSI’s Controls Technologies Division  receives Harley-Davidson’s 2013 Supplier Excellence Award.

SSI adds additional administrative and manufacturing space by acquiring a 125,000 square foot building adjacent to its Palmer Drive campus to support continued growth in its SSD operations, while Controls Technologies opens an Engineering and Technical Center in Munich, Germany.  Consolidated revenues exceed $125 million.

SSI expands operations into the Usti region of the Czech Republic by building a 60,000 square foot facility for the manufacture of Adblue level and concentration sensors and integrated combination level and concentration sensor and heater module products for its European customer base.  Consolidated revenues reach $140 million.