Altra Industrial Motion Corp. Common Stock (NASDAQ:AIMC)

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Altra Industrial Motion Corp. is one of the leading manufacturers and distributors of a diversified range of motion control, electromechanical power transmission and automation products. Its product line includes clutches & brakes, couplings, gears, motion control products, and others. The company caters to customers in the energy, general industrial, material handling, food processing, mining, industrial automation, transportation, turf & garden, and other industries....

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