Alliance Cancer Care acquired advanced treatment and software solutions from Elekta, including five Versa HD linear accelerators and Monaco treatment planning system, for its four sites in Huntsville and Decatur, Alabama.

Mill Steel Co. opened a new 100,000 square-foot facility in Houston, Texas, with slitting and cut-to-length capabilities. The facility houses three production lines and will distribute hot-rolled, cold-rolled, painted, and coated steel.

BASF is investing nearly $40 million over two years to expand automotive coatings production at its plants in Greenville, Ohio, and Tultitlan, Mexico, adding waterborne basecoat and electrocoat emulsion capacity.

MPE Partners announced the merger of its portfolio company Polytek Development Corp with California Medical Innovations, forming a nationally integrated specialty chemicals provider. Terms were not disclosed.

Aviall, a Boeing subsidiary, reached a new parts sales and distribution agreement with Rolls-Royce to become sole provider for global defense variants of the AE engine family. The deal has a potential value of over $10 billion.

Compumedics confirmed its first MEG contract, a multi-million dollar deal with the Barrow Neurological Institute (BNI) in Phoenix, Arizona, for its Neuroscan Orion LifeSpan MEG system. The contract is valued at approximately US$3.75 million and includes collaborative research and FDA applications.

Kaneka Corporation, through its subsidiary Kaneka Americas Holding, agreed to acquire all shares of Applied Poleramic Inc. (API) for approximately USD 15 million. API is a formulated advanced resin supplier for aerospace composites, and the acquisition marks Kaneka's full-scale entry into the aerospace business.

Raptor Manufacturing plans a $2.1 million, 33,580-square-foot building in Wichita, Kansas, and will add 12 jobs over five years. The company also plans to invest $900,000 in new machinery.

Fives Landis Corp. opened a 6,000-square-foot Technology Center at its production plant in Hagerstown, Maryland, featuring high precision grinding systems. The facility supports R&D and demonstrations.

Carrier Enterprise, a Watsco-Carrier joint venture, acquired a 35% ownership stake in Russell Sigler, Inc., a western U.S. HVAC distributor with about $650 million in annual sales, for approximately $63.6 million in cash.

JSW Steel (USA) received preliminary board approval for a full-scale modernization of its plate mill in Baytown, Texas, and awarded the project to Danieli. The project is expected to take 20 months and is contingent on government financial support.

Esterline Corporation has been awarded a five-year contract to supply its Korry-branded control devices to Rossell Techsys for final assembly into control panels for the Boeing AH-64E Apache helicopter. The Korry parts are manufactured in Everett, Washington.

AACOA, a division of Bonnell Aluminum, is completing an $18 million expansion project including a new 33 MN extrusion press line and additional building space at its facility. The press will have an estimated capacity of 16 million lbs and is expected to start up in May 2017.

A partnership led by CCMP Capital Advisors and MSD Partners, including Alberta Investment Management Corporation, has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Hayward Industries, a global pool equipment manufacturer.

Spirit AeroSystems created a new five-axis fabrication center of excellence at its Wichita, Kansas headquarters, investing over $30 million. The center includes 120 machine tools and will be fully operational later in 2017.

thyssenkrupp Materials Services renewed its contract with Boeing to handle the complete aluminium and titanium metals supply chain management, including global purchase coordination, warehousing, and processing.

Electric Research and Manufacturing Cooperative, Inc (ERMCO) announced a definitive agreement to acquire GridBridge Corporation, a power delivery systems company. Financial terms were not disclosed.

Boeing subsidiary Aviall entered into an agreement with Pratt & Whitney Canada to distribute new PW980 Auxiliary Power Unit spare parts to engine customers worldwide.

Meggitt PLC won a contract from COMAC to supply electro-mechanical flight lock actuators for the C919 aircraft. Production will start at Meggitt's Simi Valley, California site in 2018.

First Reserve agreed to acquire the integrity maintenance platform of EMS USA, Inc., a provider of pipeline integrity, maintenance and repair services for midstream and downstream energy customers.

Germany's Winkelmann Group plans to invest $12 million to establish Winkelmann Flowform Technology, a metal forming operation in Auburn, Alabama, creating 50 jobs over five years.

Enerflex agreed to acquire the compression business of Mesa Compression, LLC in the United States for $106 million in cash, adding a fleet of about 112,000 hp in the Permian and Scoop/Stack basins.

Arsenal Capital Partners sold Flowchem, a manufacturer of pipeline performance products, to KMG for $495 million. Flowchem's adjusted EBITDA was approximately $43 million over the past twelve months.

Huron Inc., a Worth Township-based automotive parts manufacturer, will merge with Dynamic Technologies under Ardian. The merger is expected to close at the end of June 2017 and will not affect plans to add 181 jobs.

Dejana Truck & Utility Equipment opened a new 45,000-square-foot facility in Smithfield, Rhode Island, to expand truck upfitting capabilities and consolidate operations. The facility includes a showroom, 26 manufacturing bays, and 3 paint spray booths.

Minghua USA, subsidiary of Jiangnan Mold & Plastic Technology, moved into its new 538,195 sq ft plant in Spartanburg County, South Carolina on May 31, 2017. The plant will produce plastic automotive parts, with $45 million investment in two phases, 150 jobs, and operations starting January 2018.

Geofortis Pozzolans is opening a 30,000 sq ft cementitious material processing facility in Reno, Nevada. Construction starts in August 2017, operations begin by April 2018, with over 200 jobs and $20 million in capital expenditure.

Flowserve held a groundbreaking in Ridgefield for a 57,600-square-foot facility on a 3.9-acre site, moving its 24-person Vancouver pump repair team there. The announcement is dated June 16, 2017.

RIX Industries, a Benicia, California compressor maker, announced it acquired Qdrive, a subsidiary of Chart Industries, including its assets and IP to expand RIX's cryogenics business. The announcement is dated June 16, 2017.

Mauser USA, part of Mauser Group, will invest $10 million in a 40,000 sq ft plastic container packaging and logistics facility in Geismar, Ascension Parish, creating 28 initial direct jobs.

Warburg Pincus announced it will acquire Duravant, a packaging, food processing and material handling equipment maker, from Odyssey Investment Partners.

China-backed Canyon Bridge Capital Partners has refiled its proposed $1.3 billion acquisition of Lattice Semiconductor Corp with CFIUS for the second time.

Bonnell Aluminum, a subsidiary of Tredegar Corporation, started up a new aluminum extrusion line at its AACOA division facility in Niles, Michigan. The $18 million expansion includes a 3600-ton extrusion press and ancillary equipment.

James Hardie Building Products resumed operations at its idled Summerville, South Carolina plant, investing at least $15 million in renovations and creating 100 jobs to produce fiber cement siding and backer board.

PDQ Workholding LLC was acquired by Walter, a division of Sandvik Machining Solutions, in June 2024. The acquisition aims to strengthen PDQ's ability to provide turnkey projects with access to premium cutting tools.

Walmart selected 50 Strong to manufacture five million water bottles at its Lima, Ohio factory, production previously made by a Chinese competitor, creating about 20 new local jobs.

Sensus, a Xylem brand, signed an agreement with Alliant Energy to add its FlexNet communication system, meters and installation to Alliant's Iowa power grid and gas system over three years. The project is one of Sensus's largest US communication deployments.

SPX FLOW launched its first North American multibrand service center in Corpus Christi, Texas, offering rental and sales of controlled bolting, repair of pumps, mixers and valves, and OEM spare parts.

Green Bay Packaging has broken ground on a 107,000-square-foot expansion in Pavilion Township, Kalamazoo County, investing $10.8 million to add a corrugating line and three jobs.

Precast manufacturer Quality Precast will build a new 25,000-square-foot production facility and corporate headquarters in Alamo Township, Kalamazoo County, investing over $1.35 million and adding 20 jobs.

Plastikon celebrated the grand opening of a 110,000-square-foot expansion of its plastic injection molding facility in Leitchfield, Kentucky, bringing the plant to over 200,000 square feet with $20 million investment.

H2O Midstream acquired Encana's produced-water gathering system in Howard County, Texas, consisting of over 100 miles of pipeline and five saltwater disposal wells, and plans to expand it to serve third parties.

Caterpillar is locating its Surface Mining & Technologies division headquarters in Arizona, with construction starting on a $43 million facility that will employ 600 workers.

Multimatic plans to invest $40 million in a manufacturing facility in New Haven, Indiana, for production of advanced high-strength steel components for vehicle body structures. The expansion could create up to 180 jobs by the end of 2018, with production scheduled to begin late 2017.

Sterigenics International completed a $16.8 million expansion at its West Memphis, Arkansas facility, nearly tripling gamma sterilization capacity with a new Nordion JS10000 irradiator. The expansion adds capacity for approximately 50,000 additional pallets per year and about 20 new jobs.

Guangzhou Vanlead Group announced plans to build a US$1 billion tire plant in Orangeburg County, South Carolina. Phase one will cost US$600 million, create 1,200 jobs, and have an annual capacity of six million tires, with construction starting in early 2018.

Integrated Power Services (IPS), a motor and generator repair and distribution provider, signed a partnership with Gefran Drives and Motion Control Group to offer drive and motion control products and services in North America. The agreement was announced on June 14, 2017.

Niteo Products, a portfolio company of Highlander Partners, acquired Cyclo Industries from Pidilite USA. Cyclo Industries is a specialty chemicals company.

Cretex Companies, Inc. has acquired QTS, a leading provider of validated assembly, kitting, and packaging solutions for medical device OEMs, based in Bloomington, Minnesota. Terms were not disclosed.

SNK America, a subsidiary of SNK Japan, has merged with Jobs USA to become the exclusive North American importer of Jobs Machine Tools. The partnership expands both companies' customer bases in North America.