US Anchors is a Connecticut-based manufacturer of anchors, and the parent company of brands like TOGGLER, Wej-It and Heckmann.
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The Chair of ISM’s Manufacturing PMI Panel will retire, with a new leader set to take over in March 2025.
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The new facility enable a dual-location strategy which will enhance delivery and support for customers in Eastern NC and the Greater DC area.
The company has appointed a new president for its Infrastructure segment to lead strategy and growth initiatives.
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LindFast grows its comprehensive fabrication capabilities with the Illinois-based fasteners maker.
The company appointed a new GM for its manufacturing group, focused on enhancing sales team training, customer service and company growth.
Manufacturing respondents anticipate annual revenues to significantly increase from a relatively flat 2024.
Allient said ADS aims to drive innovation and deliver solutions to the defense industry through a strategic restructuring of its leadership.
Through the acquisition, Gentex gains access to new technologies and expands its presence in the automotive electronics market.
Following an activist investor's call for simplification of Honeywell’s operations, the company is exploring a potential Aerospace spin-off.
The acquisition will merge Global with MARS to enhance product offerings and service capabilities to meet customer demands.
G&F Manufacturing produces heat pumps for pools under the Gulfstream brand.
The company is selling its Specialty Tapes unit for $540 million, using the proceeds to reduce debt ahead of being acquired by Amcor.
Poland-based QEMETICA is a privately held manufacturer of soda ash, silicates and other specialty chemicals.
While still in contraction territory overall, the November report showed a healthy increase in new orders and employment.
The company said it opened the new hub to boost leadership and product development for its automotive storage division.
