IPL’s growth strategy is to bring to market new, value-added products. The engine that drives this innovation is the sharing of knowledge across the company’s six market sectors.IPL Inc. is a leading North American producer of injection - and extrusion - molded plastic products. IPL Inc. Company grows by bringing to market innovative, value-added products. The engine that drives this innovation is the sharing of knowledge and technologies across the Company’s six market sectors.Founded in 1939, it employs more than 1,000 people and manufactures and markets over 400 products.Its four plants are located in Saint-Damien, Saint-Lazare and Lawrenceville, Quebec, and in Edmundston, New Brunswick.

Toyobo is one of Japan's top makers of fibers and textiles, including synthetic fibers and natural fibers, such as cotton and wool. The Toyobo's textiles are designed for clothing, home furnishings, and for industrial uses. Its textiles include spandex yarn for apparel, polyurethane fiber for pantyhose, and yarns for airbags and tire cords. Toyobo also manufactures plastic films (industrial and packaging) and resins. Biochemical products (reagents and instruments), medical products (fiber membranes for artificial organs), and purification devices round out the company's primary manufacturing operations. Toyobo was founded in 1882 as Osaka Boseki and took the Toyobo name in 1914.

Oerlikon Balzers Coating USA Inc. is a subsidiary of Switzerland-based OC Oerlikon Corporation AG, offers coating services for metalworking tools and precision components. Its PVD (physical vapor deposition) coatings are marketed under the BALINIT brand name. The company's coatings, which are extremely thin but hard, are designed to impart wear resistance and increase the reliability of tools, medical instruments, and plastic bottle preforms. Oerlikon Balzers Coating USA also also offers contract coating services through its network of 12 North American coating centers. The first coating center in North America opened in 1984.

Resco is a privately owned company with headquarters in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Resco has been known as a leader in the specialty or monolithic refractories industry. Since 2000, Resco has become a new company through strategic acquisitions of assets from three refractory competitors. On March 3, 2000, Resco's purchase of assets divested by RHI Refractories America was completed. Resco acquired certain designated assets and, along with them, the opportunity to grow its operations and market share. These assets were associated with specific brands produced at specific locations.Under the purchase agreement, Resco acquired the Hammond and Marelan facilities that were previously Harbison-Walker, including the plant, assets, employees, technology and know-how necessary for production, excluding certain brands that were retained by RHI. North American Refractories' Farber plant was not acquired, only the rights to produce certain Farber-made brands and the equipment needed to produce them. Production of these brands was moved to Resco's East Canton, Ohio plant.

Metsaliitto is an international forest industry group present in some 30 countries. Metsäliitto combines responsible forest economy and innovative technology to produce high-quality products and solutions from renewable Nordic wood in a sustainable way. The Group’s five business areas are Wood Supply, Wood Products, Pulp, Board and Paper, and Tissue and Cooking Papers. Metsaliitto Group’s sales total EUR 5 billion and it employs 14,000 persons.Metsaliitto Cooperative is a cooperative organisation for Finnish forest owners and has some 130,000 members.

Western Pacific Packaging Inc. (WPPI) can wrap up a wide range of products, from sunscreen and shampoo to fuel additives and car wax. The contract packager bottles, pillowpaks, pouches, and tubes are filled, printed, and repackaged in display kits to make items ready for the store shelves. WPPI's facility has bulk storage for liquids, and its bottle filling lines can imprint labeling anywhere on a bottle or cap. Pillowpaks can be completely sealed or affixed with various dispensing tips. Company clients include Amway, Bocchi Laboratories, and Prolong International.

Clondalkin Group Holdings likes to be very flexible when it comes to pleasing customers. Through its Flexible Packaging segment, the company manufactures plastic, foil, paper, and paperboard products, including seals, laminates, and lids for the agriculture, food, beverage, healthcare, and consumer goods industries. Clondalkin serves many of the same industries, as well as other industrial markets, with its Specialist Packaging segment which makes folding cartons, labels, leaflets, paper bags, and plastic cards. Clondalkin Group Holdings company has over 40 operations scattered throughout Europe and the US, the two primary regions where its customers are located. Clondalkin Group is owned by private equity firm Warburg Pincus.

Fabri-Kal is driven by a pioneering spirit to develop innovative new products and provide comprehensive capabilities for custom plastic packaging. Fabri-Kal is recognized as a leader in customer service and market responsiveness. We evolve our capabilities to meet the changing market needs and have developed flexible production processes to drive our unique advantage of quick to market packaging development.Fabri-Kal is the eighth largest thermoformer in North America and primarily serves the foodservice and consumer goods packaging markets. We manufacture and sell our stock products to foodservice operators and distributors and retailers largely through a broker network and sell a variety of custom products directly to consumer goods companies. The company employs approximately 800 people at 3 locations across the United States.

Zoltek Companies, Inc., an applied technology and advanced materials company, develops, manufactures, and markets carbon fibers and technical fibers. Zoltek Companies's products include commercial carbon fibers, which are primarily used as a reinforcement material in composites. These products are sold to customers in the composite industry. Its technical fibers products include oxidized acrylic fibers and specialty carbon fibers used to manufacture aircraft brake pads, as well as used for heat/fire barrier applications in the aerospace industry. The company also engages in water treatment and electrical services businesses; the manufacture and sale of precursor raw material used in the production of carbon fibers; and the manufacture and sale of filament winding and pultrusion equipment used in the production of large volume composite parts. Zoltek Companies has operations primarily in Europe, the United States, and Asia.

Chase Brass & Copper company manufactures Blue Dot-brand round and hexagonal brass rods for machining and forging processes. Its brass rods are used in end-products from plumbing fixtures to industrial machinery components, tire valve stems, and thermostats. CBCC also partners with five companies to lead as an exclusive North American producer of Green Dot, an Eco Brass license for a silicon-based lead-free alloy, desirable in eco-friendly plumbing fixtures and food processing. Founded in 1837, the company is a nameplate of Global Brass and Copper, formerly Olin Corporation, which was acquired by KPS Capital Partners in 2007.

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