Manufacturing
Get the latest news on manufacturing companies, innovation, and economic impact across southeastern Wisconsin.
Stella & Chewy’s supplier sues to recover more than $2 million following contract dispute
A supplier to Stella & Chewy’s is suing the company following a contract dispute that allegedly caused the supplier to lose $2.5 million.
Poblocki Sign Co. shuts down after more than 90 years in business
Following months of financial challenges, West Allis-based Poblocki Sign Co. officially ceased operations on May 8.
Signs of reshoring amid complex period for supply chains
The past eight years have been a whirlwind if nothing else for supply chain professionals.
Tariffs and a trade...
Rytec invests in Hartford facility, adds positions to support increased production
Jackson-based Rytec Corp., a manufacturer of commercial overheard doors, has finished renovating its Hartford plant into a smart factory.
Unnamed buyer trying to acquire hundreds of acres in Town of Port Washington
An unknown entity is attempting to buy hundreds of acres of land in the Town of Port Washington, possibly for a microchip manufacturing site.
PartsBadger names new COO
Cedarburg-based PartsBadger, an online machine shop, has promoted Von Rolon-Gonzalez to the role of chief operating officer.
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Generac exec taking on expanded role with CTO departure
Generac Power Systems announced that Shree Dandekar will take over leadership responsibility for the company’s corporate engineering and product...
Wauwatosa-based Ingantec Corp. raises $2 million, names former Foxconn executive CEO
Ingantec Corp. has closed a $2 million funding round and announced the appointment of a former Foxconn executive to the role of CEO.
Mauser Packaging Solutions will stop aerosol can production at Sturtevant plant
Mauser Packaging Solutions plans to lay off 42 workers at its Sturtevant facility unless it can find a buyer for the business.
TitletownTech, UWM leaders say Microsoft’s new AI Co-Innovation Lab will elevate Wisconsin as a tech leader
Microsoft’s $3.3 billion data center campus in Mount Pleasant isn’t the only investment the company is making in Wisconsin.
