Pilkington North America manufactures and markets flat and safety glass for the building and automotive markets. Its sales are made up of 73 percent automotive products and 27 percent building products. The North American automotive business is made up of 56 percent Original Equipment (OE) and 44 percent Automotive Glass Replacement (AGR). The Group has six float glass lines, six automotive glass fabrication operations, and a network of some 100+ wholesale centers supplying automotive replacement glass.

Aalberts Industries is an international group of industrial companies with two, mutually reinforcing, core activities: Industrial Services and Flow Control.The group companies are leading players in their respective markets and constantly strive to strengthen this position. The ways in which this is achieved include a continuous process of innovation in terms of products, systems and processes combined with a focused market approach. Aalberts Industries’ decentralised organisational structure in which responsibility for the day-to-day operations rests with the management of the groupcompanies stimulates entrepreneurship. Group company managements report business progress to the holding company on a regular basis. There is also frequent contact between the Management Board and the group company managements.Aalberts Industries continuously strengthens its leading market positions through a combination of profitable organic growth and the selective acquisition of complementary companies that fit within the strategy. Focused diversification, a steady increase in earnings per share and solid balance sheet ratios are key.Aalberts Industries has been quoted on the stock exchange since 1987. At the end of 2009 Aalberts Industries employed around 10,000 people who worked in more than 140 group companies in over 30 countries. Revenue for 2009 amounted to EUR 1,405 million.

AbitibiBowater Inc., together with its subsidiaries, produces and sells newsprint, coated and specialty papers, market pulp, and wood products. It offers newsprint; coated mechanical papers; and specialty papers, including supercalendered, superbright, high bright, bulky book, and directory papers for use in magazines, catalogs, books, retail advertising, direct mail, and coupons. AbitibiBowater company also provides market pulp products for use in various consumer products, including tissues, packaging, specialty paper products, diapers, and other absorbent products; and construction-grade lumber products. In addition, it remanufactures and engineers wood for specialized applications, such as bedding components, roofing and flooring material, and other products; and sells pulpwood, saw timber, and wood chips. The company serves commercial printers, publishers, catalogers, retailers, and direct mailers through its regional sales offices and international sales agents. As of December 31, 2009, it owned or operated 23 pulp and paper manufacturing facilities in Canada, the United States, the United Kingdom, and South Korea; and 26 wood products facilities in Canada. AbitibiBowater company is based in Montreal, Canada. On April 16, 2009, AbitibiBowater Inc. and its subsidiaries filed voluntary petitions in the United States Bankruptcy Court for the District of Delaware for relief under the provisions of Chapter 11 of the United States Bankruptcy Code.

PCC Airfoils is a subsidiary of Precision Castparts, manufactures geometry blades, vanes, and vane segments used in the high-temperature turbines of commercial and military jet engines and power generation equipment. The company's products use both directionally solidified and single crystal casting to engineer the vanes, or airfoils, to withstand the increasingly high temperatures demanded by the aerospace industry. The temperatures are increasingly high as a result of the more and more common demand for higher performing and more fuel efficient aircraft. PCC Airfoils has manufacturing plants in the US, Mexico, and the UK.

Tognum makes a mighty family of engines, generators, fuel cells, and fuel injection systems under its MTU and L'Orange brands. Its engines are used in ships, trains, military tanks, industrial equipment, and on offshore oil platforms. Products from its Onsite Energy & Components unit include diesel and gas-powered generators and fuel cells for emergency backup, peak load, and continuous power applications, as well as fuel injection systems that improve diesel engine efficiency. Tognum company also has a vast spare parts and after sales service organization. Tognum has 12 production plants and more than 1,000 service centers in 130 countries.

Cummins Power Generation company's commercial power systems with diesel engines ranging from 10kW to 2.5MW are used in standby and emergency systems and multi-megawatt peaking facilities. In developing countries, where reliable utility power can sometimes be sketchy, Cummins Power Generation's products are used as a prime source of power. In addition to the Cummins name, the products are sold under the brand names Onan, Stamford, Markon, and AVK. Cummins Power Generation is among the business units of diesel-engine manufacturing giant Cummins, Inc., and represents about 20% of the parent's sales.

The beginning of what is Cooper Lighting today goes back to 1956. At that time the Halo Lighting Company was founded with the philosophy of manufacturing lighting fixtures which would be attractive, simple to install and easy to service. From the modest beginnings of a one-room facility and six product lines, Cooper Lighting has grown to a position of international industry leadership. Along the way, there have been many changes.The mission of Cooper Lighting is to be the leading provider of innovative, high quality lighting fixtures and related products to worldwide commercial, industrial, residential and utility markets. Cooper Lighting has a total commitment to a Customer First attitude and to being consistently superior to competitors in fulfilling customer needs. Cooper Lighting is also committed to growing profitably and to the opportunity for all employees to contribute, grow, have fun, and take pride in their work.

Gehl Company manufactures light-construction equipment bearing the Gehl and Mustang brand names primarily used by building contractors. Products include mini-excavators, mini-loaders, and skid steer loaders for material handling; telescopic loaders; and asphalt pavers for building sidewalks, parking lots, trails, and driveways. It has about 750 independent dealers around the globe, but most are located in North America. Gehl also offers financing to its dealers and their customers. In 2006 the company exited the agricultural machinery business. France-based MANITOU BF, previously one of Gehl's largest shareholders, acquired the company in 2008.

Colfax Corporation designs, manufactures, and distributes fluid handling products that transfer or control liquids in various applications worldwide. Its fluid handling products include pumps, fluid handling systems and controls, and specialty valves. Colfax Corporation company manufactures rotary positive displacement pumps, which include screw pumps, gear pumps, and progressive cavity pumps. Colfax Corporation’s fluid handling systems product line consists of oil mist lubrication systems, which are used in rotating equipment in oil refineries and other process industries; custom designed packages used in crude oil pipeline applications; lubrication and fuel forwarding systems used in power generation turbines; packages for commercial marine engine rooms; and fire suppression systems for navy applications. It also provides repair and retrofit services for products manufactured by other valve suppliers. Colfax Corporation company markets its products under the Allweiler, Fairmount, Houttuin, Imo, LSC, Portland Valve, Tushaco, Warren, and Zenith brand names. Its products have applications in the fields of commercial marine, oil and gas, machinery lubrication, power generation, global navy, and commercial construction. Colfax Corporation company sells its products through a combination of direct sales and marketing associates, and third-party distribution channels. Colfax Corporation was founded in 1860 and is headquartered in Richmond, Virginia.

The Kubota tractor has its roots on the Japanese farm. Although Japanese farms are traditionally smaller than those in America, the need for high performance and powerful maneuverability is the same. Kubota Corporation introduced its first tractor to the United States in 1969. Filling a product void in the American marketplace, the Kubota 21 horsepower L200 was an overnight success. As a result, Kubota Tractor Corporation (KTC) was formed in 1972 and the company introduced its first 12 h.p. four-wheel drive tractor in 1974. Although four-wheel drive was common among larger American tractors, it was unheard of in the compact sector and became a benchmark for the industry.Over the past quarter century, KTC has continued to expand its product line, with four lines of tractors, the BX, B, L and M Series. Kubota has successfully introduced compact construction equipment, turf equipment, lawn and garden equipment, pumps, generators and a variety of Performance-Matched implements and attachments. KTC is now the leading marketer and distributor of under 40-h.p. tractors in the United States, offering more than 80 tractor models.

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