I did a little research on Schlam before purchasing ANG , there...

I did a little research on Schlam before purchasing ANG , there was also a third South American company that seems to be a big supplier of after market dump beds , and think they used a rubber liner .
Having a third party is actually an advantage as it would make it easier for ANG to buy Schlam due to not having to fight so hard on M&A regarding govt regulations on ant-competitive monopolistic sales .
Schlam seemed to have an advanced software method of designing the most of the tensile strength of steel when gusseting you can see it with their concave beds , but I do not think it is proprietary maybe ANG are using it now as they mention their latest beds are lighter or it may be higher tensile/ higher modus of elasticity steels they are using to ?
You do have to admire what Schlam have achieved in so few years with out the investor help of being listed , compared to ANG , however ANG is reasserting its global advantages :
low labour costs via Indonesia that now has prebuilt assemblies for Australia and soon to be Americas ,
Americas distribution channels ,
now taking advantage of bulk buying of steel and improved work space cell manufacturing techniques including robotics .