Manufacturing
Get the latest news on manufacturing companies, innovation, and economic impact across southeastern Wisconsin.
Talgo plans layoffs in Milwaukee
Train manufacturer Talgo this week has begun the legal process of notifying its workforce and the state that it will lay off employees at its Milwaukee facility. The company has about 80 employees in Milwaukee.
BizTimes Morning Headlines: Polaris to add 89 jobs in Osceola
Polaris Industries Inc. plans to add 89 jobs in the western Wisconsin city of Osceola as it boosts production of Indian motorcycles.
Poblocki retires from sign company
West Allis-based Poblocki Sign Co. chief executive officer Dave Drury today announced the retirement of Jerry Poblocki, the company's president of its board of directors.
Rexnord completes stock offering
Milwaukee-based Rexnord Corp. has closed its previously announced initial public offering (IPO) of 27.2 million shares of common stock at $18 per share.
New Spring Valley fertilizer to be sold through retailers
Spring Valley, a Jackson, Wis.-based provider of lawn care products, today announced the launch of the company’s first retail product in all Mills Fleet Farm Stores.
Talgo plans layoffs in Milwaukee
Train manufacturer Talgo this week has begun the legal process of notifying its workforce and the state that it will lay off employees at its Milwaukee facility. The company has about 80 employees in Milwaukee.
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Plexus to build Romanian facility
Neenah-based Plexus Corp. today announced plans to construct a new manufacturing facility in Oradea, Romania.
Cleary Gull completes deal
Yankton, S.D.-based Aviation Manufacturing Group LLC, dba The Freeman Company, has been acquired by JLL Partners, a New York private equity firm.
BizTimes Manufacturing Weekly: COSBE to raise $75,000 for Second Chance education center
The Metropolitan Milwaukee Association of Commerce's Council of Small Business Executives (COSBE) will launch a campaign this week to raise $75,000 for Second Chance Partners for Education's new education center.
Briggs & Stratton develops fuel additive
Milwaukee-based Briggs & Stratton Corp. announced it has developed a potent new fuel preservative to fend off the potentially damaging effects of ethanol-blended fuels while keeping fuel fresh for up to three years.
