With a possible General Motors Corporation (NYSE:GM) acquisition of Chrysler LLC on the horizon, investors may benefit by examining supply chains of the two American auto makers to identify companies that would be impacted by the merger.

• Chrysler LLC Suppliers
• General Motors Corporation (NYSE:GM) Suppliers

Revere Relationships enables Revere users to gain supply chain insights in seconds. For example, Revere identifies 21 publicly traded GM suppliers deriving greater than 10% of their revenues from the auto giant. Of these, American Axle & Manufacturing Holdings (NYSE:AXL) and Quantum Fuel Systems Technologies (Nasdaq:QTWW) had 78% and 64% of 2007 revenues coming from General Motors Corporation, respectively.

Revere reveals 17 publicly traded Chrysler suppliers, 5 of which have at least 5% of revenues coming from the company. Also, 11 firms name both Chrysler and General Motors as customers.

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