Manufacturing
Get the latest news on manufacturing companies, innovation, and economic impact across southeastern Wisconsin.
Robotics integrator IAS Inc. expanding HQ in New Berlin
New Berlin-based robotics integrator IAS Inc. plans to expand its headquarters at 5125 S. Towne Drive to meet increased customer demand.
New Berlin-based ECM Industries acquires Cincinnati-based manufacturer ILSCO
ECM Industries acquired Ohio-based electrical connector manufacturer ILSCO, the company announced this week.
MaskForce scales PPE production
MaskForce can now manufacturer personal protective equipment at scale with the goal of producing as many as 10,000 masks a day, the organization recently announced.
Marquette-ISM survey respondents expect business conditions to worsen
Nearly half of the supply chain experts surveyed in the latest Marquette-ISM Report on Manufacturing expect business conditions to get worse in the next six months.
Molson Coors CEO says culture issues raised after shooting must be addressed
In another world, without a global pandemic, the late-February mass shooting at Molson Coors’ Milwaukee brewery might have been a major topic on the company’s first quarter earnings call.
Buying back beer and kegs it can’t sell costs Molson Coors $50 million
Molson Coors Beverage Co. says the cost of reimbursing bars for untapped kegs and not being able to sell finished kegs soon enough will cost it around $50 million.
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Monterey Mills president battled COVID-19 while spearheading his company’s face mask production
Dan Sinykin, president of Janesville-based Monterey Mills, decided his company had to act fast once he saw reports of nationwide PPE shortages as the fight against COVID-19 ramped up in mid-March.Â
More than 500 tested for COVID-19 in investigation of Cudahy meatpacking plant
The City of Cudahy Health Department on Wednesday said that 503 people have been tested for COVID-19 from April 24 to 28 as part of an investigation of the coronavirus outbreak at the Patrick Cudahy meatpacking plant.
Rockwell Automation CEO Blake Moret sees coronavirus altering global supply chains
When Milwaukee-based Rockwell Automation offered guidance in January, the company’s executives predicted organic sales growth for the fiscal year would be flat.
Harley-Davidson looks to ‘rewire’ after coronavirus ruins promising quarter
In the first 10 weeks of the year, Milwaukee-based Harley-Davidson was on pace for one of its best quarters of U.S. retail sales in the last six years.
