Victoria PLC Company designs, manufactures, and distributes residential and commercial carpets, and carpet yarns. It promotes an eco-friendly line, too, dubbed Nature's Carpet. Victoria's family includes Victoria Carpets, operating in the UK and Australia; brands Munster Carpets and Navan Carpets, run in Ireland; Colin Campbell, a Canadian affiliate distributor and design showroom; and Westwood Yarns. It also holds a distribution deal with US concern Mannington Mills. Victoria sells carpet to retailers and contract market sectors such as hotels, corporate and government offices, and financial institutions.

Gregory Poole Equipment Company provides construction and material handling equipment, agricultural equipment, stand-by power systems, truck and marine engines, and industrial cleaning supplies, as well as parts and maintenance services. Gregory Poole began distributing AGCO's Ag-Chem branded fertilizizing products in 2008. The company sells and rents new and used equipment from more than a dozen facilities throughout North Carolina, South Carolina, and Virginia. Gregory Poole was founded in eastern North Carolina in 1951 by James Gregory Poole Sr. and his uncle William Gregory.

Seksun Corporation products and services aren't sexy but they do satisfy a need. Offering design and manufacturing of precision metal components, as well as electronics manufacturing services, the company serves a global client base. Seksun makes metal components for clients in the automotive, telecommunications, industrial and consumer electronics, and computer peripherals industries while providing metal stamping, tooling design and fabrication, and cleanroom assembly services for the electronics industry. Founded in 1981, the company operates manufacturing plants in China, Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, and the US.

The world's largest producer of concrete pumps, Putzmeister Concrete Pumps GmbH company also makes pipe-conveying and concrete placing machines as well as high-pressure washing systems. Products generally shoot concrete over long distances from mixers to the tops of large structures. Putzmeister has operations across Europe, Asia, the Middle East, and the Americas. In the US, the company's business is handled by Putzmeister America. Products are made in varying locations in order to be able to suit local demand. Putzmeister was founded in 1958 by Karl Schlecht, whose family foundation holds 90% voting control, but owns just 1% of shares.

Archbold Container Corporation (ACC) feeds the need by building the displays. ACC makes corrugated packaging and block and shape molded expandable polystyrene (EPS) foam. One of the biggest sheet plants in the Midwest, ACC also offers digital production (in-store signage, point-of-purchase displays), permanent displays (freestanding, pallet-size, counter, kiosks), and fulfillment services (contract packaging, shrink wrapping, clamshell packaging). ACC also works with customers to design custom displays for a variety of products.

Steel of West Virginia (SWV), a subsidiary of Steel Dynamics, owns and operates a steel minimill and steel fabrication facilities in West Virginia and Tennessee. The company custom-designs and manufactures finished steel products, including structural beams, channels, and special shape sections, using electric furnace steel. SWV's products are used as structural elements of trucks, trailers, heavy machinery, and manufactured housing, as well as in guardrail posts, mining applications, and light-rail systems. SWV's custom-finished products are intended to go directly into its customers' assembly lines. Its Tennessee-based subsidiary Marshall Steel fabricates steel cross members. SWV got its start in 1909.

Marmon monitors a melange of more than 130 autonomous manufacturing and service companies. A subsidiary of Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway, Marmon's 11 manufacturing units make automotive components and trailers, food service equipment, wire and cable, industrial materials and components, consumer products, transportation equipment, building products, water-treatment products, and more. Services include marketing and distribution. Marmon is an international association of companies that operates about 250 facilities in more than 40 countries. Chicago's Pritzker family (owners of the Hyatt hotel chain) sold a 60% stake in Marmon to Berkshire Hathaway for $4.5 billion in 2008.

Toray Industries is a string of 200 subsidiaries and affiliates, weaves together a diversified enterprise producing a swath of "advanced materials.Its chemists create a slew of fibers, textiles, films, resins, chemicals, plastics, and other engineered products. Business is divided among six segments: Fibers & Textiles, Plastics & Chemicals, IT--related Products, Carbon Fiber Composite Materials, Environment & Engineering, and Life Science & Other. Core businesses, Fibers & Textiles and Plastics & Chemicals, churn out materials for apparel to automobiles and aircraft. Other offerings range from artificial kidneys to semiconductor circuit materials. Toray's sales are focused in Asia, chiefly Japan.

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.

Tailor-made for some heavy lifting, The Taylor Group, led by Taylor Machine Works, is a manufacturer of large material handling equipment including gantry cranes, marina trucks, container handlers, log stackers, side loaders, and industrial pneumatics. The Taylor Group company, also known as "Big Red," makes more than 100 models of industrial lift equipment (forklifts) with lift capacities of up to 120,000 pounds. Its other divisions include Sudden Service, Taylor Environmental Products, Taylor Leasing, Taylor Power Systems, Taylor Rail Group, and Temtco Steel. W.A. Taylor Sr. started the Taylor Group company with a "Loggers Dream" in 1927. His family, including CEO William Taylor Jr., owns and runs The Taylor Group.

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