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Duoyuan Printing (formerly Asian Financial) is coming out of its shell. Formerly a shell company without operations, Duoyuan Printing today runs an offset printing equipment business that markets and sells primarily pre-press and press products, including computer-to-plate (CTP) systems and single-color and multicolor large and small format presses, to distributors throughout China. Its subsidiaries, Langfang Duoyuan and Hunan Duoyuan, handle the manufacturing. Together with its distributors, Duoyuan Printing also offers aftersales service and technical support. Duoyuan Printing filed to go public in September 2009 at an offering price of $69 million.

Duro Felguera has operations primarily in the Americas and Europe. Through its collection of subsidiaries, Duro Felguera is involved in such industries as manufacturing (furnaces, boilers, and heat exchangers), mining and materials handling (mining equipment, heavy-duty overhead cranes, and transelevators), storage (vertical and spherical storage tanks), and smelting (nonferrous metallurgy and acid regeneration). It also acts as a subcontractor for the construction of thermal, nuclear, and hydroelectric power plants.

Dynapac USA is rolling along in the compaction and paving machinery business. A division of Sweden-based Dynapac AB, its products primarily include compactors, cutters and grinders, pavers, planers, poker vibrators, rollers, rammers, and submersible pumps for use in road building and civil construction. Dynapac also offers service, spare parts, and training. Formerly a subsidiary of Metso Minerals Industries, Dynapac was taken private by Nordic investment firm Altor in 2004. Dynapac has eight production facilities in Brazil, China, France, Germany, Sweden, and the US, and has sales operations in 16 countries worldwide. Dynapac AB was purchased by Atlas Copco in 2007.

ECA Group company develops and makes defense and civil sector systems, such as robots and unmanned vehicles, simulators, and security and control equipment, that are intended to reduce risk to human life in perilous environments. These automated systems are typically geared towards government, aeronautics, offshore, and nuclear industry customers. They perform tasks ranging from identifying and destroying mines to training marine, naval, and ground crew via computer simulation. Geographically, ECA's revenues are split fairly evenly between France and the export market, with key customer bases in the US and Asia. The group is controlled by Finuchem.

Eclipse has found a hot market: industrial heating and drying systems used by such industries as manufacturing, pharmaceuticals, food, and pollution control. Eclipse company makes low-emission gas and oil burners and related combustion system components, as well as combustion systems for the ceramics and glass industries. It also offers design, installation, and service. Eclipse company's Algas-SDI subsidiary makes gas vaporizing and mixing equipment, while its Exothermic subsidiary produces heat exchangers and recuperators that process, dry, cure, bake, or finish products. Eclipse's customers include 3M, Dow Chemical, General Motors, and Owens Corning. Eclipse is owned by the family of former chairman Campbell Perks.

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