Solaglas is a wholly-owned subsidiary of the worldwide Saint-Gobain Group. Solaglas company is the largest processor, distributor, installer and repairer of glass and glass systems in the UK. Formed in 1982 following the merger of two long-established glass companies, Clark Eaton and Doulton Glass, Solaglas became part of the Saint-Gobain Group in 1990, enabling it to draw on the vast global resources of the world’s leader in building products. With over 140 years of expertise in glass and glazing – and with a turnover in excess of £150 million – Solaglas employs around 1,500 people in the UK and is organised into four primary operating divisions. Solaglas has a nationwide business network supported by a divisional infrastructure. Solaglas company is organised into four divisions, based on activity and market. There are over 30 local businesses which are regionally responsive and structured to meet the demands of the local market.

Ener1, Inc. (Ener1) is engaged in the business of designing, developing and manufacturing rechargeable lithium-ion batteries and battery systems for energy storage. Its end markets include transportation, stationary power (energy storage for utilities and renewable energy, such as wind and solar power in addition to battery backup systems for the home), military applications and small cell markets. In the transportation markets, the Company is developing systems to power the next generation of hybrid electric vehicles (HEVs), plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEVs) and electric vehicles (EVs). This technology is also developed for other transportation markets, including buses and trucks, as well as alternative transportation vehicles. The Company also conducts research on and develops fuel cells and nano coating processes. Ener1 Company has three operating segments: battery, fuel cell and nanotechnology.

Kalas Manufacturing makes a living out of cable and wire. Also known as Kalas Wire, Kalas Manufacturing company produces and distributes an electrical wire and cable lineup integral to bulk and irrigation wire, engineered battery cable, and submersible pump cable applications. Operating through three plants in Denver, Pennsylvania, and one in Lancaster, Kalas Manufacturing company touts flexible production capacity for making wire and cable used in a diversity of markets, from household appliances to industrial construction and marine equipment, and recreational vehicles. Customers are courted worldwide through authorized distributors. The founding Witwer family owns and leads Kalas.

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.

Owl Wire & Cable supplies products to keep us wired all hours of the day and night. Owl Wire & Cable company manufactures up to 5 million pounds of bare and plated copper wire a week. Its array of products is used in a swath of industries, such as telecommunications, appliance, automotive, residential and non-residential construction, and mining. Owl Wire & Cable maintains a warehouse of stock inventory, but can also manufacture to a customer's specific request. Products are sold throughout North America. Founded in 1954 by partners Robert Kemper and Harold Epoch, Owl Wire & Cable has operated as part of the Marmon Group of companies since 1999.

Bjerke Forgings makes close-die forgings, open-die forgings, and rolled ring forgings for customers in a variety of industries, including manufacturers of aerospace components, heavy machinery, and power generation equipment. The company forges its products from several types of steel, including alloy, carbon, stainless, tool, and other specialty steels, as well as from aluminum, copper, copper alloys, and titanium. Bjerke Forgings also provides machining, heat treating, and destructive and non-destructive testing services. Bjerke Forgings was founded in 1988 and is owned by president Dale Bjerke.

Cardo AB is a Sweden-based engineering company. It is engaged in the provision of industrial and garage doors, logistics systems, water treatment systems, as well as process equipment for the pulp and paper industry. The Company is operational through four principal divisions. The Door and Logistics Solutions division with its corporate brand Crawford provides industrial doors and docking systems. The Wastewater Technology Solutions division with its corporate brand ABS is a supplier of pumps, mixers, aerators, compressors, as well as control and monitoring systems for wastewater treatment applications. The Pulp and Paper Solutions division develops pumps, mixers and measuring instruments for the pulp and paper industry. The Residential Garage Doors division manufactures garage doors for residential use. Cardo AB is operational in approximately 30 countries worldwide.

Catalyst Paper is a global leader in the production of telephone directory paper. The company's three segments produce newsprint, pulp, and specialty papers. Its six mills generate approximately 2.5 million tons annually for distribution to its customers, primarily in North America and the Pacific Rim. Other uses for the company's products include catalogs, consumer goods packaging, newspaper inserts, and retail flyers. Catalyst also produces pulp from sawdust, and operates a recycling division that produces de-inked pulp from newspapers and magazines. Investment firm Third Avenue Management controls almost 38% of Catalyst Paper.

FENC Corporation touts global prominence in polyester and textile production, brand name, and technology. It manufactures and sells semi-finished and finished goods, including an array of yarns, fabrics, bed sheets and towels, and knitted apparel. The company is Asia's #1 producer of polyester polymer and polyethylene terephthalate (PET) resin, used in beer bottles to car seat covers. It prints and dyes cloth as well as manufactures films, such as optical, antiglare, and wide-view. Established in 1954, FENC, formerly Far Eastern Textile, is part of the Far Eastern Group, a Taiwan-based conglomerate with more than 180 affiliated companies.

Stora Enso Oyj engages in producing paper, packaging, and forest products worldwide. It operates in six segments: Newsprint and Book Paper, Magazine Paper, Fine Paper, Consumer Board, Industrial Packaging, and Wood Products. The Newsprint and Book Paper segment produces newsprint, improved newsprint, and directory and book paper for publishers and printing houses. Its book and directory paper range includes paper for hardback and paperback books, telephone directories, and timetables. The Magazine Paper segment offers a range of paper for magazines and advertising applications. Its uncoated magazine paper is primarily used in periodicals and advertising material, such as inserts and flyers; and coated magazine paper is used in special interest and general interest magazines. The Fine Paper segment produces graphic and office paper. Its office paper grades include copy paper, printing paper, envelope paper, paper used in schools, notebooks and blocks, business forms for continuous stationery, and digital printing paper. The Consumer Board segment produces liquid packaging, food service, graphical, and carton boards used in packaging food, beverages, cigarettes, pharmaceuticals, media products, household products, cosmetics, and luxury items. The Industrial Packaging segment produces corrugated packaging, containerboard, cores and coreboard, laminating paper, paper sacks, and sack and MG kraft paper. The Wood Products segment focuses on the construction, joinery, and packaging industries, and provides customized products for manufacturing processes. This segment also supplies a range of sawn and processed wood products to timber retailers, merchants, and importer-distributors. The company’s customers include publishers, printing houses, and paper merchants, as well as the packaging, joinery, and construction industries. Stora Enso Oyj was founded in 1862 and is headquartered in Helsinki, Finland.

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