Founded in the early twentieth century, Dorlux Beds Limited is a UK-based mattress and bedding furniture manufacturer whose products are made locally but distributed in the UK and elsewhere in Europe. Products under the Sleepline and Sleepvendor brands include mattresses, headboards, and divans, using for its furniture such materials as suede, leather, and brass. Dorlux company sells its products through specialty retailers and some chain stores. After a period of dormancy (so to speak), in 2007 the firm was bought out of administration by former Kozee Sleep Beds co-owner Mohammed Zafar.

Pioneer was founded in 1938 in Tokyo, Japan by Nozomu Matsumoto - a man with a passion for music that he hoped to share with the world through high quality audio speakers. That passion began with a small operation to repair and manufacture speakers in Matsumoto's garage. It has since grown to international stature as a manufacturer of audio and video products for use at home, in the car and in business environments.The element that has not changed in nearly 70 years is the passion for audio and video products that Pioneer Electronics hope to share with the world. From the employees at the research labs looking for the "next big thing" to the engineers at factories focused on quality assurance to product trainers explaining the new technology to customers - Pioneer Electronics remain passionate about creating an unbeatable entertainment experience.

Products made by Rodin (formerly Phoenix Gold) produce enough throbbing bass to rock your media room and maybe even make your neighbors call the authorities. The company makes high-end audio electronics (amplifiers and equalizers), speakers, and accessories for the home theater market. Its products, originally made in Portland but now overseas, are sold through specialty retailers worldwide under the Phoenix Gold, Carver Professional, and AudioSource brand names. In late 2003 PG Holding (controlled in part by former chairman and CEO Timothy Johnson) purchased a majority stake in the company. Phoenix Gold was acquired, in turn, by a group of investors in July 2006 and changed its name in late 2007.

Starlight is one of the leading EMS providers of Audio & Video electronics. It was founded by Chairman, Mr. Philip Lau in 1969 with very humble beginnings. He took out a loan of HK$100,000 and started producing transistor radios. With steady growth it became listed in the Hong Kong Stock Exchange in 1988 (HKSE: 0485).

Baden Sports, Inc., an independent, family-owned company, entered the athletic ball market in 1979 to address the need for higher quality products. Unique from its competitors for which athletic balls are only a secondary business, Baden focuses 100% of its attention on designing and producing the finest and broadest range of athletic balls in the industry. No other company comes close to matching Baden's product scope or ball production expertise.

Kawai wants to show Steinway the highway. The world's #2 musical instrument maker (behind Yamaha), Kawai makes a limited number of Shigeru Kawai hand-built grand pianos each year. Each pricey piano features a soundboard aged five years (compared to the usual one year) and is crafted using 200-year-old Ezo spruce trees. Kawai also makes other grand, upright, and digital pianos. Musical instruments and related products account for most of the company's sales. In addition, Kawai operates music and gymnastics schools, makes metal products, and sells computers and peripherals. Kawai, founded in 1927 by the father of retired chairman Shigeru Kawai, sells its products worldwide.

Stanley Furniture Company, Inc. engages in the design and manufacture of residential wood furniture products in the United States. It provides adult furniture selections, including dining room, bedroom, home office, home entertainment, and accent tables, as well as infant-to-teen furniture under the Young America name. The company offers its products in traditional, contemporary, transitional, and cottage designs. Stanley Furniture Company markets its products through independent sales representatives to a distribution network comprising independent furniture stores, department stores, regional furniture chains, e-tailers, and designers. The company was founded in 1924 and is headquartered in Stanleytown, Virginia.

Founded in 1926 by a man with an eye for recycling and a belief in human potential, The Antioch Company is a multinational organization with business units located in Ohio and Minnesota.The company’s direct-selling division, Creative Memories, is an industry leader in the manufacture and sale of digital and traditional memory-celebration products. Creative Memories operates in the United States and Puerto Rico, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Germany, Japan and the United Kingdom, with expansion planned in other European countries.

Steinway Musical Instruments, Inc., through its subsidiaries, engages in the design, manufacture, marketing, and distribution of musical instruments. It operates in two segments, Pianos, and Band & Orchestral Instruments. The Piano segment offers grand pianos and upright pianos under Steinway & Sons, Boston, and Essex brand names. It offers baby grand pianos, concert grand pianos, ebony pianos, pianos with special veneers, and art case pianos. This segment also provides repair, replacement part sales, tuning and regulation of pianos, and restoration services. In addition, it operates as an online retailer of classical music recordings. It sells its products to professional artists and amateur pianists, as well as institutions, such as concert halls, universities, music schools, houses of worship, hotels, and retirement homes in the United States, Europe, Japan, China, and other Asian countries. The Band & Orchestral Instruments segment produces a line of brass, woodwind, percussion, and string instruments. It offers piccolos, flutes, clarinets, oboes, bassoons, trumpets, French horns, tubas, and trombones; acoustical and tuned percussion instruments, including outfit drums, marching drums, concert drums, marimbas, xylophones, vibraphones, orchestra bells, and chimes; violins, violas, cellos, and basses; and mouthpieces and accessories, such as music stands, batons, mallets, straps, mutes, reeds, pads, chin rests, strings, bows, cases, and instrument care products. It sells its products to students, amateur and professional musicians, and institutions in the United States, Europe, Japan, and Canada. It sells its products through independent dealers, distributors, retail showrooms, district sales managers, and telemarketing representatives. The company, formerly known as Selmer Industries, Inc., was founded in 1993 and is based in Waltham, Massachusetts.

Lifetime Brands, Inc. (Nasdaq:LCUT) a leading designer, developer and marketer of a broad range of nationally branded consumer products used in the home. Lifetime Brands main product categories are Food Preparation, Tabletop and Home Décor. Lifetime Brands will develop innovative products and provide exceptional service to their customers while refining and executing strategies that enable the company to be number one or number two in every category in which they compete. By doing so, Lifetime Brands are able to promise superior long term financial returns for their shareholders.

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