Suunto is a leading designer and manufacturer of sports instruments for training, diving, mountaineering, hiking, skiing, sailing and golf. True to its roots, Suunto is today the world's biggest compass manufacturer. Prized for their design, accuracy and dependability, Suunto sports instruments combine the aesthetics and functionality of watches with sport-specific computers that help athletes at all levels analyze and improve performance. Headquartered in Vantaa, Finland, Suunto employs more than 500 people worldwide and distributes its products to nearly 60 countries. The company is a subsidiary of Helsinki-based Amer Sports Corporation with the sister brands Wilson, Salomon, Atomic, Precor and Mavic.

Rowe Fine Furniture makes upholstered sofas, love seats, and chairs in traditional, contemporary, and transitional styles under the Rowe, Robin Bruce, and Clayton Marcus brands. The company operates manufacturing centers in Virginia and a showroom in the furniture Mecca of High Point, North Carolina. Its offerings are sold through major and independent home furnishings retailers across the US and overseas, in such countries as Ireland, the Netherlands, and Taiwan. The company was founded in 1946 by Ronald Rowe Sr., Ralph E. Bentz, and Donald Jordan under the name Rowe-Jordan Furniture. An affiliate of Sun Capital Partners acquired Rowe in 2007.

FUNAI Corporation, Inc., established in 1991, has offices in Rutherford, New Jersey and Torrance, California. Funai Corporation is the North American sales and marketing company for consumer electronic products manufactured by our parent company, Funai Electric Co., Ltd., of Japan, under the brand names of SYLVANIA.Funai Electric Co., Ltd., established in 1961, is headquartered in Osaka, Japan and is listed in the Tokyo Securities Exchange First Section (6839). In addition to the consumer electronic product brands sold by FUNAI Corporation and the products sold by other FUNAI sales and marketing companies in Asia, Europe, and South America, Funai Electric Company, Ltd. is a major original equipment manufacturer (OEM) supplier for appliance, consumer electronic, and computer peripheral companies on a global basis.

Partecipazioni Italiane S.p.A is formally knowna as Necchi.At necchi, technology and appearance have always been linked together. Only in this way can such jewels as the "Supernova" be created. it is a perfect automatic laboratory, whose mechanical memories drive the execution of embroideries.The "Supernova" is wayahead of its time. It was awarded the Gold Medal at the 10th "Triennale" Exhibition in Milan. Some time later the first machine of the series "Mirella" was able to reach the highest aesthetic achievement: its is in permanent exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum of Modern Art in New York, and it represents the highest aesthetic level a sewing machine has ever achieved, combining apparance and function.Recent Necchi's history is marked by a deep renewal. the company is also engaged in high technology and it is surely the most popular product which more clearly shows the new electronic capabilities. A new sewing machine for family is designed: it is the revolutionary, electronic syntesis of an extraordinary experience in home sewing. Sophisticated research in electronics, ergonomics, precision mechanics and design contributed to its creation.

Ohio Art also proudly markets specialty toys including K's Kids®, a series of toys specially developed for babies and toddlers.The first K's Kids toy was launched in 1997. It was so well received by the parents and babies that in less than five years' time, K's Kids products were selling in over 50 countries and enjoyed by millions of babies and toddlers. Concepts by K's Kids have been highly recognized by the toy industry and have won a number of world renowned toy awards.Ohio Art has come a long way since the early 1900s, but metal lithography remains a core part of their business today. Ohio Art is one of the leading producers of specialty lithographic components serving a diverse customer base including Disney, Starbucks, Altoids and Coca-Cola.

The company makes musical instrument parts such as guitar and bass machines and heads, banjo, ukulele, and violin pegs, and bridges. It also offers other types of instruments and accessories through its many divisions, including kazoos, recorders, and snare drums. The Cleveland Musical Instruments division consists of the Clevelander Drum Company, Pfrogg, and Orion cymbals, which imports its products from Brazil.

Berghaus Limited is a leading manufacturer of outdoor clothing, footwear, and backpacks in the UK, specializing in mountain- and rock-climbing equipment. The company, which also owns retail locations in Europe and Asia, plans on expanding further internationally. Berghaus (which means "mountain hut" in German) works with some of the world's greatest climbers including Sir Chris Bonington and brothers Alex and Thomas Huber. The Pentland Group bought Berghaus in 1993.

LSI Industries Inc. provides corporate visual image solutions primarily in the United States, Canada, Australia, and Latin America. It operates in three segments: Lighting, Graphics, and Technology. The Lighting segment manufactures and markets outdoor and indoor lighting, canopy lighting, landscape lighting, light emitting diodes (LED) lighting, light poles, and photometric layouts products, as well as lighting analysis services. The Graphics segment manufactures and sells exterior and interior visual image elements for use in visual image programs. It offers signage and canopy graphics; pump dispenser graphics; building fascia graphics; decals; interior signage and marketing graphics; aisle markers; wall mural graphics; fleet graphics; prototype program graphics; and solid state LED video screens for the sports and advertising markets, as well as installation services for graphics products. The Technology segment designs, produces, and supports light engines and large format video screens using LED technology; and specialty LED lighting. Additionally, the company offers electrical wire harnesses and menu board systems. It serves commercial, industrial, and multi-site retail markets; petroleum/convenience stores; sports and advertising; and entertainment markets. The company sells its products through regional sales managers, independent sales representatives, and distributors. LSI Industries was founded in 1976 and is headquartered in Cincinnati, Ohio.

Walker Greenbank PLC is an international group of companies which design, manufacture, market and distribute wallcoverings, furnishing fabrics and associated products for the consumer market. Walker Greenbank designs and manufacturers wallcoverings and furnishing fabrics. Its Zoffany and Harlequin brands are marketed globally. In 2003 Walker Greenbank bought Arthur Sanderson & Sons, gaining the Sanderson and Morris & Co brand names. In 2005 Walter Greenbank announced plans to sell off its Norwegian subsidiaries Borge Holdings and John O Borge, distributors of the company's wallpapers, to Swedish Eco Borastapeter. The acquisition will not affect the distribution of its three aforementioned wallpaper brands.

K'NEX takes constructive building to an entirely new level with its color-coded building systems. Connectors, cranks, pulleys, wheels, and gear systems allow kids to create a variety of objects including roller coasters, lunar landers, race cars, Ferris wheels, and helicopters. Motorized kits and chrome parts and wheels help bring the creations to life. Products are sold through retailers and the company's online store, as well as being distributed internationally by TOMY. K'NEX is Hasbro's US licensee for the classic Lincoln Logs building set and also distributes BRIO toys and trains.

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