Tupy S.A has an annual production capacity of 500 thousand metric tons of cast iron components. Its parts (designed for brake, propulsion, transmission/steering, and axle/suspension systems) are made for trucks, buses, utility and passenger vehicles, tractors, and other types of agricultural machinery. Tupy also makes malleable cast iron parts, iron and steel shots and grits, and continuous cast bars for the civil construction, marble and granite, and other industrial engineering markets. The company, founded in 1938, sells to Ford, Chrysler, Cummins, and Mack Trucks, among others.

General Cable Corporation is engaged in developing, designing, manufacturing, marketing, distributing and installing copper, aluminum and fiber optic wire and cable products. The Company operates in three segments based on geographic regions: North America, Europe and North Africa, and Rest of World (ROW), which consists of operations in Latin America, Sub-Saharan Africa, Middle East and Asia Pacific. It sells a variety of copper, aluminum and fiber optic wire and cable products. As of December 31, 2009, the Company manufactures its product lines in 44 facilities including two facilities owned by companies, in which the Company has an equity investment and sells its products worldwide through its global operations. The products of the Company include Electric Utility products, Electrical Infrastructure products, Construction products, Communication products, and Rod Mill products. In August 2009, the Company acquired Gepco International, Inc. and Isotec, Inc. (collectively, Gepco).

The Munksjö Group is a speciality paper company producing select materials that form vital parts of customer design and manufacturing processes. Founded in 1862, Munksjö is among the leading producers in the world of decor paper, electrotechnical paper and interleaving paper for steel.Munksjö's specialty papers enable production of advanced laminate products in, for example, the flooring and furniture sectors, as well as paper used in the efficient distribution and utilization of energy. Our three business areas are Decor, Industrial Applications and Specialty Pulp, with production facilities in Sweden, Germany, Spain, Norway and China.

Stern-Leach Company hopes that metals not sparkling gems will be a girl's best friend. Stern-Leach fabricates gold and silver alloys for use by the jewelry industry. Its assorted lineup includes casting grain, fancy wire, round wire, sheet metal, solder, and tubing. Stern-Leach is reportedly the sole maker of Argentium, a tarnish controlling sterling alloy. In addition to manufacturers of jewelry, Stern-Leach caters to silversmiths, makers of giftware, pen manufacturers, and national mints. Jewelry designers also take advantage of the refiner's custom services such as in creating fused gold and bronze sheets. Stern Leach is owned by global materials processing company The Cookson Group.

Anchor Glass Container Corporation is the third largest manufacturer of glass containers in North America, employing approximately 2,900 people. Anchor Glass currently operates eight glass manufacturing facilities, consisting of 16 furnaces and 44 lines, and one mould-making facility.At Anchor Glass, we take pride in our company, our people, and our products. Outstanding product quality, dedicated customer service and the creation of innovative new products have always been central to our business. These principles have helped Anchor Glass to differentiate itself from others with its high-quality, value-added products and services.Anchor Glass serves some of North America's largest brands in the beer, beverage, liquor, and consumer product industries and produces glass containers in a wide variety of designs, sizes, and shapes.A leader in product innovation, Anchor Glass has designed and manufactured a wide array of award-winning products for many of the world’s most recognized brands.

Neenah Foundry makes gray and ductile iron castings (including cast iron tree grates and manhole covers) and forged components for the heavy municipal and industrial markets. Other products include bridge scuppers, curb inlets, floor drains, trenches, wheel guards, and other castings. Its products contain at least 85% recycled material from auto bodies and scrap iron. Founded in 1872, it has sales and distribution yards in 13 states. Customers include architects, engineers, city and state governments, and contractors. Parent Neenah Enterprises filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection along with its subsidiaries in February 2010 and emerged in July of the same year.

Freeman & Proctor is a contract manufacturer of fabricated tube and pipe assemblies used in the the aerospace and automotive industries. Services include tube manipulation, fabrication, machining, tool making, and prototype design and manufacturing. It offers welding and brazing of most ferrous and non-ferrous materials, particularly titanium and stainless steel. Its pipe assemblies are used in air, hydraulic, and fuel systems in aerospace engines, while its suspension parts and roll cages are used in high-performance race cars. The company uses computer-aided design to develop new products in its UK facility. Freeman & Proctor was founded in 1949.

Grupo Carso SA de CV, through its subsidiaries, operates primarily in the industrial, construction and infrastructure, commercial, automotive, and mining sectors. It operates through three divisions: Industrial, Infrastructure and Construction, and Commercial. The Industrial division offers cooper telephone, electronic, coaxial, power, fiber optic, and construction cables; harnesses and automotive cables; installation services; copper products, such as strips, sheets, coils, tubes, pipes, valves; aluminum products comprising strips, coils, and extruded shapes; PVC products, including tubes, joints, and water tanks; transformers; magnet wires; and power plants. The Infrastructure and Construction division provides shopping center, industrial facilities, corporate buildings, highway, water treatment plants, and oil platform construction services; steel tubes; design and installation of telecommunication networks; installation of mobile phone radio bases; and low income housing, mid income housing, and residential housing services.

Hirschfeld Steel fabricates structural steel components for such critical construction projects as bridges, industrial and nuclear facilities, mass transit systems, and stadiums. The company's services include designing, engineering, fabricating, delivering, inspecting, painting, and sand blasting. Hirschfeld Steel has been involved in providing steel for commercial buildings such as Minute Maid Park, Busch Stadium, Heinz Field, Reliant Stadium, and Chicago's Soldier Field. The company is a subsidiary of Hirschfeld Industries, a family of companies that has operations in steel fabrication technology, supply, and transportation.

JUKI Corporation is a Japan-based company primarily engaged in the manufacture and sale of sewing machines, as well as industrial, electronic and precision equipment. JUKI Corporation Company has five main business segments. The Industrial Sewing Machine segment's major products include lockstitch sewing machines, specialty sewing machines and industrial sewing machines. The Household Sewing Machine segment's main products include straight stitch sewing machines, zigzag stitch sewing machines and miniature lock-stitch sewing machines. The Industrial Machinery segment's essential products include chip mounters. The Electronic and Precision Equipment segment's principal products include information technology (IT) related equipment. The Precision Casting segment’s main products include lost-waxes. Additionally, the Company is involved in the provision of dies, pressed products, as well as the management of real estate.

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