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Acertec Limited (formerly Acertec plc) produces large body parts for car manufacturers, and provides engineering services to the mining and construction industries. Acertec's two divisions include: Stadco (automotive stampings/assemblies) and Acertec Construction Products (formerly BRC; engineering services for mining, civil engineering, building, security industries). In addition to the UK, Acertec has operations in Germany, East Asia, and Russia. Customers include Bentley, Jaguar, Landrover, Aston Martin, BMW, and Ford. Candover Investments owns more than 20% of the company. Acertec delisted its stock and became a private company in 2009.

Acme Alliance, a subsidiary of Lovejoy Industries, specializes in die casting parts (aluminum, magnesium, and zinc), thxomolding (metal casting and plastic injection molding), permanent moldings, aluminum extrusions, and sheet metal stampings. The company touts its capabilities as a one-stop-shop for metal machining and gasketing, to finishing, and mechanical assembly, as well as logistics and resource services. Positioned as a strategic alliance of international companies, Acme Alliance claims a competitive edge in streamlining all aspects of component development and production.

ADF Group designs, engineers, manufactures, and installs structural steel elements for non-residential construction applications such as skyscrapers, as well as provides engineering services. ADF has built commercial and sports complexes and public infrastructures, including the Smithsonian's National Air & Space Museum and the Columbus Center and the Freedom Tower in New York. The company also makes bolt and metal fasteners, provides metal surface treatment, and rents heavy construction equipment. Customers include general contractors and engineering firms, mainly in North America. The Paschini family owns the company.

Advanced Cast Products is not a challenging series of performances from a drama class, but it is a class act when it comes to iron products. The subsidiary of Neenah Foundry makes molds and assembles ductile iron products at its single foundry and production facility. The company makes ductile iron, austempered ductile iron, finished, machined, painted, and assembled cast products. Its 15,000-sq.-ft. machining facility houses state-of-the-art CNC machining centers, including double spindled lathes, horizontal machining centers, vertical machining centers, and custom-built lathes. The company filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in February 2010 and emerged later that year along with parent Neenah Foundry.

Ahresty Wilmington is a subsidiary of Japan-based Ahresty Corporation with operations that include die castings, machining, and parts assembly. It primarily makes aluminum die castings used as component parts for the automotive industry. The company has a monthly output of about 1,500 tons and uses advanced alpha core pin, gas-free casting, and pore-free casting technologies to make bearing caps, oil pump covers, oil pans, camshaft cases, engine blocks, and transmission control valve housings, among other products. Customers include Magna Powertrain, Nissan North America, Saturn Corporation, and Honda of America.

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