Precision fastener manufacturer said the additional capacity will serve growing demand across the automotive, electronics, medical technology, and industrial applications industries.
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Organic revenues rose 7%, driven by robust aerospace growth and automotive outperforming the market.
“I’ve always been a little nuts about fasteners and I’m really excited to help our company grow and expand our fastener business!”
“Rosa has made an incredible mark on our industry through her engaging, creative, and community-driven presence online,” the Fastener Industry Coalition stated.
New Chief Financial Officer “brings exceptional financial discipline, strategic insight, and operational experience at a pivotal moment for our company,” stated CEO Mike Spencer.
Mexico is a key destination for strengthening resilience and fastener supply chains, bringing manufacturing closer to end markets, according to Taiwan External Trade Development Council CEO Simon Wang.
Based in Singapore, new head of sales for Asia joined Supply Technologies from Wesco Anixter, where he managed sales for 18 months.
He brings experience leading finance functions in manufacturing environments, including stamping, machining, and multi-process manufacturing.
U.S. Customs estimates that it owes a total of $166 billion in tariff refunds, with the initial refund phase tackling the majority of affected imports.
Contract supports Bulten’s expansion within C-parts distribution, with a focus on value-added services such as kitting, inventory management and supply chain solutions.
Deal to buy Rol-Flo Engineering in Rhode Island provides India-based Kadimi with a U.S. manufacturing base for greater access to the fast-growing aerospace market.
“The time has come for company and for me to begin a new chapter,” he stated. “It has truly been a privilege to spend my career there.”
The Vossloh Fastening Systems plant in Kunshan, China, has produced 150 million tension clamps in the past two decades, Railway Supply reports.
First quarter revenues increased, supported by stronger orders booked in the second half of 2025 and sustained backlog demand.
“Fastening is in my blood, I started my career as a college intern selling fasteners,” the new sales director stated.
Founded in 1935, Homberg, Germany-based KAMAX reports over €700 million in annual sales from 2.8 billion fasteners and complex cold-formed parts.
Direct fasteners/hardware (OEM) sales increased 13.8% in the opening quarter of 2026, driven by rising industrial demand in March.
Fastener industry veteran was promoted to VP of Stelfast, a division of LindFast Solutions Group.
“Increasing geopolitical uncertainties and trade policy tensions continue to keep the market environment volatile, with impacts that cannot yet be foreseen.”
She joined LSG in 2025 as executive assistant with an Associate of Science degree in paralegal studies from Fisher College.

