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(The FABRICATOR: Ontario, Canada) — The FABRICATOR, a publication of FMA Communications, has released its list of 40 of the most successful metal fabricating companies in the U.S. The FAB 40 list reveals that companies involved in the cutting, forming, and welding of metal continue to grow as they take advantage of expanded economic opportunities in the North American market.
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After a series of acquisitions in recent years, the newly named Cadrex Manufacturing Solutions, owned by CORE Industrial Partners, joined the FAB 40 in the No. 2 slot. Cadrex reported $480 million in 2022 revenue.
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The FABRICATOR Announces Its 2023 FAB 40
Increased demand has highlighted the value of this vaunted list
MEC, in Mayville, Wisconsin, topped the FAB 40 with $539.4 million in reported 2022 revenue. MEC has held the top spot for 13 consecutive years.
Find out which other companies made the FAB 40 by visiting thefabricator.com/fab40.
“The FAB 40 reflects a vibrant manufacturing segment that continues to grow but yet remains somewhat of a secret to most,” says Dan Davis, editor-in-chief of The FABRICATOR. “Without these companies producing almost $400 billion in goods each year, the U.S. simply loses its status as a world leader. Metal fabricating companies are that vital to the present and future success of this country.”