The former chief of Honeywell International (HON), David Cote, is embarking on a new buying spree. His company, CompoSecure ...

CompoSecure is buying Husky Technologies — one of the plastics industry's largest equipment makers — for $5 billion.

The former leader of industrials conglomerate Honeywell International is going on a shopping spree in a bid to create ...

Husky Technologies is set to be acquired by CompoSecure, a firm backed by former Honeywell International CEO David Cote, for roughly $5 billion, the Wall Street Journal is reporting today. A maker of ...

TOKYO -- Japan Steel Works is seeking to capture growing demand for powerful injection-molding machines that produce "gigamagnesium" components, targeting Chinese auto suppliers by touting the ...

Key opportunities in the injection molding market include rising demand in automotive and packaging sectors, driven by ...

DUBLIN--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The "Injection Molding Market Size, Share, Forecast, & Trends Analysis by Material, Technology, Application, Sector, and Geography - Global Forecast to 2032" report has been ...

Düsseldorf, Germany — Three years after taking over a company he said had lost its way, Uniloy Inc. CEO Gary Riley said the blow molding machinery maker has doubled its sales, embraced the ...

Strong operating performance delivered double-digit growth on both the top and bottom lineRaising full year 2025 guidance and issuing full year 2026 guidanceAnnounces business combination with Husky ...

Strong operating performance delivered double-digit growth on both the top and bottom line Raising full year 2025 guidance and issuing full year 2026 guidance Announces business combination with Husky ...

In design speak, ceilings are often referred to as “the fifth wall.” That’s because these room-toppers are usually untapped real estate, save maybe a ceiling medallion. But whenever ceilings are ...

These machines, which will be used by a third of voters, have a simple interface that allows voters to cast ballots by pressing coloured areas on a screen. Complaints first surfaced in West Virginia ...