Gehl Company manufactures light-construction equipment bearing the Gehl and Mustang brand names primarily used by building contractors. Products include mini-excavators, mini-loaders, and skid steer loaders for material handling; telescopic loaders; and asphalt pavers for building sidewalks, parking lots, trails, and driveways. It has about 750 independent dealers around the globe, but most are located in North America. Gehl also offers financing to its dealers and their customers. In 2006 the company exited the agricultural machinery business. France-based MANITOU BF, previously one of Gehl's largest shareholders, acquired the company in 2008.

Since 1969 when founder John L. Grove invented the first self-propelled boom lift, the company has been providing such products as aerial work platforms, telescopic material handlers, stock pickers (to access high shelving), and power deck trailers for ground-level loading of everything from heavy construction equipment to vending machines. Products are sold under such names as JLG, SkyTrak, Lull, and Triple-L. JLG Industries company supplies customers in the commercial, industrial, institutional, and government and military markets. JLG is owned by Oshkosh Corp. (formerly Oshkosh Truck).

NEX Performance Films manufactures consistent, high quality, converter grade monolayer, co-extruded, and multilayer barrier polyethylene film for demanding packaging applications. There are many specialty grades of films offered in our portfolio, and each film has been designed with a specific end use application in mind.Our production facilities house technologically advanced extrusion equipment and highly trained teams of skilled professionals to ensure product quality throughout the extrusion process.

CECO Environmental is a world leader in clean air solutions for industries of all sizes in all sectors. For more than three decades, we have been providing innovative, custom engineered solutions for improving air quality in a wide range of industrial processes and applications. We are a full service air pollution control company, providing our services to industry through our twelve subsidiaries.

The 50/50 joint venture combines Cooper's Tool segment with certain tool businesses of Danaher's Tools and Components segment. Through its own business segments, Apex Tool Group manufactures hand tools, power tools, and professional electronic tools for use in both commercial and do-it-yourself applications. Offering more than 30 brand names -- including Crescent, GearWrench, Armstrong, and Weller -- Apex serves 30 countries. Its products are sold through distributors and supply houses to customers in the automotive, aerospace, construction, electronics, and manufacturing and assembly sectors.

Alban Tractor Company sells and rents new and used Caterpillar construction equipment and power systems, and a range of work tools and parts. It provides engines for large trucks and RVs, as well as industrial and marine machinery. Alban Tractor company also offers preventative maintenance, repair, and remanufacturing services for power generation equipment. Alban Tractor company serves government agencies and industrial, energy, and healthcare customers in Delaware, Maryland, Washington DC, and parts of Virginia and West Virginia. Alban Tractor was founded by James Alban in 1927. Four generations later, it is led by president James Alban IV and continues to be owned by the Alban family.

Businesses let Mitsubishi Caterpillar Forklift America (MCFA) do their heavy lifting. Joining the brains and brawn of two major material handlers, MCFA manufactures and distributes forklift trucks under the Mitsubishi brand, and lift trucks under the Caterpillar brand. Its subsidiary, Rapidparts, Inc., distributes service parts for several competitors' brands of material handling equipment. Parts are sold under the Promatch (Caterpillar) and Mastersource (Mitsubishi) brand names. MCFA provides assembly, fabrication, and supply chain services across the Americas and the Caribbean. It delivers manufacturing and support services along with other MCF companies to Africa, Asia, Europe, and the Middle East.

Joy Global Inc. engages in the manufacture and servicing of mining equipment for the extraction of coal, copper, iron ore, oil sands, and other minerals worldwide. The company operates in three segments: Underground Mining Machinery, Surface Mining Equipment, and Continental Crushing and Conveying. The Underground Mining Machinery segment produces continuous miners, longwall shearers, powered roof supports, armored face conveyors, shuttle cars, flexible conveyor trains, roof bolters, battery haulers, and continuous haulage systems. It also rebuilds and services equipment, and sells replacement parts and consumables in support of installed base. The Surface Mining Equipment segment produces electric mining shovels, walking draglines, and rotary blasthole drills. This segment also provides used electric mining shovels, logistics, and life cycle management support services. The Continental Crushing and Conveying segment manufactures and distributes bulk material crushing and conveyor systems used in coal and hard rock mining for metals and minerals, aggregates, and tunneling. Its products include feeder breakers, conveyor systems, and high angle conveyors.

Although Sequana Capital capitalized on a sequence of businesses, Sequana Capital company -- which was called Worms & Cie for more than a century -- now focuses on paper manufacturing and distribution. Wholly owned subsidiary ArjoWiggins, a paper manufacturer and distributor, represents the company's largest business segment. It operates 25-plus paper mills spread throughout Asia, Latin America, and North America. Sequana Capital also owns paper products distributor Antalis, which operates in more than 50 countries around the globe. The firm changed its name to Sequana Capital in 2005; Sequana translates to "seine" in Latin, meaning "to fish."

NewPage Group Inc. company is run through its subsidiary NewPage Corp. and is one of the largest makers of coated and specialty paper (used in annual reports, magazines, and catalogs) in North America. From 20 paper machines and 10 mills located in the eastern part of the US and Canada, NewPage churns out about 4.4 million tons of paper annually. Its top customer, xpedx, accounts for about 20% of sales; other customers include Conde Nast, McGraw-Hill, Time Inc., and Avery Dennison. NewPage Group Inc. company got its start in 2006 when MeadWestvaco sold its papers business to investment firm Cerberus Capital.

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