Crest Operations, part of Crest Industries, distributes and installs electrical substations and transmission products for electric power generation and utility customers worldwide, through its DIS-TRAN and Beta Engineering subsidiaries. Other subsidiaries grow pine and hardwood trees in Louisiana and Texas (Crest Natural Resources), and make wooden utility poles and cross arms. Crest's Mid-State Supply Company subsidiary is a Louisiana-based distributor of electrical products that has showrooms for appliances and lighting.

Leadtek Research is a designer and manufacturer of electronic computing and communications products. The company makes such products as data storage devices (including USB disk drives), GPS navigation devices, graphics cards, PC motherboards, TV tuners, video surveillance equipment, video telephony devices, and webcams. Customers include Philips and NTT DoCoMo.

Inventec company provides contract manufacturing services for global electronics companies. It produces notebook and desktop computers and offers aftermarket warranty services. The company also designs and produces calculators, modems, portable computing and media devices, wireless telephone handsets, and other gadgets. Inventec's customers include Acer, Apple (for which it makes iPods), Hewlett-Packard (over 40% of sales), and Toshiba (over 30%).

BTU International, Inc. was founded in 1950 and is headquartered in Billerica, Massachusetts. BTU International, Inc. (BTU) is a supplier of thermal processing equipment to the alternative energy and electronics manufacturing markets. BTU equipment and processes are used in the production of solar cells, nuclear fuel and fuel cells, as well as in printed circuit board assembly and semiconductor packaging. In the solar market, BTU offers processing equipment for both silicon and thin film photovoltaics. In thin film photovoltaics, BTU’s equipment is used for both the copper indium gallium selenide (CIGS) and cadmium telluride (CdTe) processes. Silicon photovoltaic applications are served by BTU’s metallization furnaces and in-line diffusion systems. Also in alternative energy, its customers use its thermal systems for the processing of nuclear fuel and the manufacturing of fuel cells. The Company’s convection solder reflow systems are used to attach electronic components to the printed circuit boards, primarily in the surface mount segments of this market.

Tempaco was established in 1954 as Jobber Service and changed its name in 1960. The company belongs to Controls Group North America, a buying consortium of HVAC, control systems, and refrigeration distributors. Tempaco wholesales industrial and commercial parts and supplies for heating, cooling, and industrial control systems. It carries some 6,000 products from such manufacturers as A. O. Smith, Automatic Switch, Dormont, Eaton, Fisher Controls International, Honeywell, Johnson Controls, Metal-Fab, Parker Hannifin, and Uniweld Products. The employee-owned company has locations throughout Florida.

Ovonyx was founded in 1999 by Tyler Lowrey and Ward Parkinson. Ovonyx has developed designs for a new type of technology used in non-volatile memory chips. The technology is known as Ovonic Unified Memory (OUM), or phase-change memory (PCM), and it is meant to supplant flash memory devices in consumer electronics. The company has licensing and development agreements with several chip makers, including BAE Systems, Elpida Memory, Hynix Semiconductor, Nanochip, Samsung Electronics, and STMicroelectronics. Energy Conversion Devices (ECD), which originally developed the memory technology, owns about 40% of Ovonyx. CEO Lowrey, Intel, and other investors own the rest of the company.

Headquartered in San Diego, California, JMAR, develops, manufactures, and supports advanced laser, sensor, detection, and custom systems for a wide variety of applications in military, commercial and industrial markets. The Company established its innovative legacy as the originator of Collimated Plasma Lithography (CPL™), a next-generation lithography (NGL) alternative designed to deliver sub-100 nanometer chips to the semiconductor industry. CPL utilized JMAR's proprietary Britelight™ laser technology which is still used in a host of applications requiring high-power, high-brightness laser systems. JMAR has journeyed far from its original Lithography development to apply its twenty years experience and thirty patents to focus on applications and initiatives that address some of the world's most pressing issues: water quality, homeland security and safety through advanced laser, sensor and detection technologies.

CED has maintained a leadership position in the electrical industry by consistently meeting its responsibilities and commitments to its customers, manufacturers and employees. CED's customers are assured that the products and services offered by CED represent the top manufacturers in the electrical industry, who stand behind the performance of their products and are dedicated to providing product innovations to meet the changing requirements of the industry - delivered by a company whose objective is to establish and maintain a relationship built on trust.CED is committed to providing an environment for its employees that fosters stability and growth opportunities. In this environment, the employees are empowered to excel in meeting both their internal and external customer's expectations.

Time Domain Corporation was founded in 1987 and is based in Huntsville, Alabama. Time Domain Corporation produces ultra wideband location, sensing, telemetry, and sense through the wall products for commercial, industrial, and military markets. It offers Precision Location Ultra Wideband System (PLUS), a real- time location system that enables enterprises to have location information on their people and assets, as well as brings people and assets together by locating and documenting interactions of staff and patients in healthcare environments, as well as by securing assets, clients, and facilities. The company also provides PulsON 220 to develop tracking systems, wireless perimeter security fences, unattended ground sensors, stealthy data links, and through wall radars, as well as provides various services to partners ranging from UWB familiarization to product deployment. It serves healthcare, retail marketing, government, safety, and security markets. The company offers its products through a network of certified channel partners.

Applied Science Products, Inc., (APLD.PK), formerly Flight Safety Technologies, Inc., is a technology company dedicated to the development of products that provide unique solutions to the marketplace. ASP conducts business through its two operating subsidiaries, Advanced Plasma Products, Inc., ("APP") and Cummins Family Produce, Inc., ("CFP"). In September 2008, The company licensed proprietary plasma technology from the University of Tennessee Research Foundation (UTRF) and simultaneously organized Advanced Plasma Products, Inc., as the commercial entity to develop this patented technology. Applied Science acquired the assets of the predecessor licensee and retained key employees as well, providing an immediate organizational structure to begin product development activities. Finally, the company brought in new senior management with expertise in developing and commercializing early stage technology.

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