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The Wall Street Transcript Publishes Interview With Delphi Automotive Systems CEO J.T. Battenberg III

13 June 2000

The Wall Street Transcript Publishes Interview With Delphi Automotive Systems CEO J.T. Battenberg III

    NEW YORK - Four leading analysts and top management from ten sector firms examine the Automobile & Auto Parts Industry sector in the latest issue of The Wall Street Transcript.

    In a vital review of this sector for investors and industry professionals, this valuable 77-page Special Issue features:

	   1) CEO interviews (average 3,400 words). Top management of ten
sector firms examine the outlook for their firm and the sector. For a
complete list of CEO interviews, see http://www.twst.com/info/info109.htm

	   CEO J.T. Battenberg III discusses Delphi Automotive Systems'
growth prospects. "The growth will vary by sector of the
company. The growth in our non-General Motors business is growing at
13% a year, and that will continue to increase. The other areas that
we would look to for growth would be fuel cells, as we continue to
work on those high-tech areas, and also the electronic and electrical
architecture. I mentioned the new contracts with Ford and Peugeot.
Those are areas where we'll see significant growth."

	   This 77-page Automobile & Auto Parts Industry Issue also includes:

	   2) Automobile & Auto Parts Industry - In an in-depth (11,000
words) Analyst Roundtable, David Garrity, Head of Global Automotive
Research with Dresdner Kleinwort Benson North America, David Leiker,
First Vice President at Robert W. Baird & Co., and Matthew Stover, a
Director at Salomon Smith Barney, examine the outlook for the sector,
the ongoing consolidation, discuss the interest rate environment,
industry trends, and share specific stock recommendations.

	   3) Outlook for Auto Manufacturers - In an in-depth (4,200 words)
Analyst Interview, Michael Bruynesteyn, Senior Automotive Analyst with
Prudential Securities, discusses the outlook for the sector, including
demand-side issues, product development, consolidation, and shares
specific stock recommendations.
 
	   4) The TWST confidential Off-The-Record survey of management
performance at twenty-one sector firms asked market insiders about the
ability of management teams to create shareholder value. Firms
reviewed in Off-The-Record include:

    Arvin Industries, AutoNation, BorgWarner, DaimlerChrysler, Dana Corporation, Delphi Automotive Systems Corporation, Delco Remy International, Federal-Mogul, Ford, General Motors, Gentex Corporation, Illinois Tool Works, Intermet, Johnson Controls, Keystone Automative Industries, Lear, Littelfuse, Magna International, Superior Industries International, Tower Automative, TRW

    To obtain a copy of this 77-page Automobile & Auto Parts Industry issue, call (212) 952-7433 or see http://www.twst.com/info/info109.htm The Wall Street Transcript is a premier weekly investment publication interviewing market professionals for serious investors for over 37 years.
    The Wall Street Transcript has launched a new free service where investors can ask any of the above companies (or any public company) a question at http://www.qawire.com.