Ballard Power Systems Inc. engages in the design, development, manufacture, sale, and service of fuel cell products for motive and stationary power markets primarily in the United States, Canada, Japan, and Germany. It operates in three segments: Fuel Cell Products, Contract Automotive, and Material Products. The Fuel Cell Products segment provides fuel cell products and services for material handling and bus, back-up power, supplemental power, and distributed generation applications. The Contract Automotive segment engages in contract manufacturing light-duty automotive fuel cell products, as well as offers testing and engineering services. The Material Products segment provides carbon fiber material products principally for automotive applications and gas diffusion layer material for fuel cell products.

Japan Vilene is responsible for keeping the shape and structure of garments.one of the main products manufactured by the non-woven textiles company. Japan Vilene also makes belt, bra, and kimono sash padding for the apparel industry. Other products serve the medical (surgical bandages and gowns), industrial (photocopier cleaning rolls), and automotive (air filters and floor mats) industries. Top shareholders are Dainippon Ink and Chemicals and Freudenberg Beteiligungs; each owns about 23% of the company. Founded in 1960, Japan Vilene primarily serves customers in Japan through six domestic offices and factories.

Hamrick Mills makes lightweight, greige-woven fabrics through two plants, Hamrick and Musgrove, in Gaffney, South Carolina. The lineup includes poly/cotton and 100% cotton blends. Hamrick Mills' fabrics are used in a diversity of applications, from home furnishings to apparel and support apparel (pockets to linings), and industrial goods (window shades to laminates for circuitry). The company makes yarn using the Murata Jet Spinning and Murata Vortex spinning machines. Common print cloth styles, along with special fabric construction weaves, are also produced. The founding Hamrick family owns and runs the company.

AMG Advanced Metallurgical Group (formerly Metallurg) likes to mettle in your business and improve your golf game. Netherlands-based AMG produces specialty metals, such as ferrovanadium, ferronickel-molybdenum, and specialty alloys for titanium and superalloys. Its two units, Advanced Materials and Engineering Systems, offer metallurgical products and vacuum furnace systems to the aerospace, energy, electronics, optics, chemical, construction, golf (club heads), medical, and transportation industries; it provides niche products in solar and aerospace. Venture capital firm Safeguard International Fund combined several of its portfolio companies to create AMG, which was incorporated in 2006.

Established in 1973, Jablite rapidly grew into the UK's largest producer of expanded polystyrene (EPS) insulation products and developed Jablite into the brand leader. Since 1996, we've been a member of Synbra Group b.v, which operates with autonomous business units, putting us in the unique position of being able to respond quickly to our own local markets, whilst enjoying the added benefit of sharing the resources and technology of a major, global group. Today, the Jablite name is synonymous with quality, innovation and customer investment. Totally committed to the concept of a customer-supplier partnership, we work closely with you, the customer, to provide the products and services you require and, through continuous improvement, we develop new, innovative products as your needs change.

China Fire & Security Group, Inc. is engaged primarily in the design, development, manufacture and sale of a range of fire safety products for the industrial and special purpose infrastructure industries, and the design and installation of industrial fire safety systems, in which the Company primarily uses its own fire safety products. It also provides maintenance services for customers of its industrial fire safety systems. The Company markets its industrial fire safety products and systems primarily to companies in the iron and steel, power and petrochemical industries in China. It has developed products for industrial fire detecting and extinguishing. The Company’s principal products include linear heat detectors and water mist extinguishers. The Company derives revenue from three sources: Total Solutions, Product Sales, and Maintenance Services. During the year ended December 31, 2009, revenues from total solutions accounted for approximately 77% of the total revenue.

Sniace (Sociedad Nacional Industrias Aplicaciones Celulosa Espasola) produces some 40,000 metric tons of paper and about 66,000 metric tons of cellulose per year. It also makes viscose (used in rayon and cellophane), polyamide 6 (a thermoplastic used to make Velcro, clothing, and industrial nets), and a variety of other chemicals. The company's Sniace Cogeneration subsidiary produces enough electricity to power Sniace's factories; it sells its surplus to Electra de Viesgo, a Spain-based utility company. Founded in 1939, Sniace has logging enterprises at its 13,580-acre reserve in the Cantabria region of Spain and exports nearly 80% of its products.

Exide Technologies, together with its subsidiaries, engages in the manufacture and supply of lead acid batteries for transportation and industrial applications in the Americas, Europe, and internationally. The company operates in two segments, Transportation and Industrial Energy. The Transportation segment offers batteries, including ignition and lighting batteries for cars, trucks, off-road vehicles, agricultural and construction vehicles, motorcycles, recreational vehicles, marine, and other applications. It offers batteries for the transportation market under the Centra, DETA, Exide, Exide Extreme, Exide NASCAR Select, Orbital, Fulmen, and Tudor brands, as well as other private labels brands. The Industrial Energy segment offers batteries for motive power and network power applications, as well as offers a range of battery chargers and related equipment for the operation and maintenance of battery-powered vehicles. Its motive power batteries are used in the material handling industry for electric forklift trucks, as well as in other industries, including floor cleaning machinery, powered wheelchairs, railroad locomotives, mining, and the electric road vehicles market.

Osterbauer Compressor Service began operations in 1934 as a one-man compressor repair shop. Osterbauer Compressor Service sells air compressors, primarily Ingersoll-Rand industrial air compressors, and related supplies. The company also provides installation, maintenance, and auditing services as well as remote monitoring and equipment rental. Osterbauer operates a parts warehouse in Ontario, California and serves clients throughout Southern California.

Multi-Shifter company manufactures industrial battery handling equipment, including battery changing vehicles, storage, washing, and wastewater filtration systems. Its products are distributed largely to companies that operate electrically powered forklift trucks. Since its founding in 1974, Multi-Shifter has installed more than 2,000 battery handling systems across North America, Australia, and Europe; over 200 of these workhorses are touted to be 15 to 20 years old, and still operating. Multi-Shifter garners the business of blue chip companies, such as Apple, Ford Motor, General Electric, and Michelin. Multi-Shifter is owned and led by its founder's son, John Pratt.

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