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Founded in 2016, Alpha Omega Lighting is a private-label OEM rooted in industrial applications and based in Ripley, West Virginia. The company develops LED lighting for demanding manufacturing environments and commercial projects, with an emphasis on engineered application support rather than simply supplying fixtures. Its products are used in settings ranging from steel mills to hospitals, and some industrial models reach 200 lumens per watt.
Founded in 1986, Houston-headquartered ALTIVIA is a chemical producer operating four U.S. production facilities and shipping products to 35 countries. It identifies itself as the largest global producer of ketones and carbinols and operates a major merchant production facility for phenol, acetone, and alpha-methyl styrene in the Americas.
A USMC veteran-owned company serving the breathing-air industry since 1979, American Airworks is based in Sophia, West Virginia. It manufactures and distributes high-pressure breathing-air equipment for fire departments, industrial users, and other organizations that rely on respiratory systems.
From a 30,000-square-foot Huntington, West Virginia plant, American Babbitt Bearing repairs and manufactures babbitt bearings for heavy industrial equipment. In business for more than 20 years, the company combines engineering, CNC machining and centrifugal casting to handle bearings up to 120 inches in outside diameter, including large projects for hydroelectric facilities across North America. Its ASTM-certified babbitt compositions and ISO 9001:2008 certification support work ranging from bearing repair to new manufacture and specialty machining.
Established in Beckley in 1985, American Electric Equipment Inc. is an American-owned and operated company known for its roots in mining and underground power distribution. For four decades, it has built and serviced equipment for mining and industrial operations across the region, with custom engineering and field support shaped to demanding work sites.
American Medicines Company is a For Public Benefit company formed around a senior team of pharmaceutical manufacturing leaders with decades of experience in technical operations. It is working to restore U.S. production of generic oral solid-dose medicines for the American market, using continuous manufacturing to support a more resilient domestic supply.
American Muscle Docks & Fabrication designs and manufactures marine access products, including dock systems and dock hardware, and provides custom metal fabrication. Its roots trace to Valley Manufacturing, incorporated in Wellsburg in 1963 as a metal-stamping business; the unified company adopted the American Muscle Docks & Fabrication name in 2012. From a 35,000-square-foot fabrication facility, it serves residential and commercial customers with marine projects.
American Prosthetic and Orthotic Care, LLC provides custom artificial limbs and braces in Huntington, West Virginia, helping patients restore movement and physical function. Its prosthetic care includes post-operative support and specialized solutions such as water legs, while its orthotic work ranges from diabetic foot care to custom spinal and limb bracing. The practice accepts Medicare, Medicaid, and most insurance plans, with walk-ins welcome and appointments preferred.
AmeriCarbon is a Morgantown, West Virginia, company built around a different view of coal: treating it as a source of useful carbon materials rather than simply as fuel. Its patented Eco-Pitch™ process converts American coal and coal waste into a domestic carbon alternative for manufacturers serving commercial, defense, and infrastructure markets.
Ames Goldsmith Corporation manufactures and refines precious-metal materials, with a long-running specialty in silver refining and fabrication. Founded in 1860 as Ames Chemical Company, its plant has operated continuously as a silver refiner and fabricator, and the company reports annual silver consumption exceeding 85 million troy ounces. It has expanded into advanced materials while continuing its heritage of silver recycling.
Founded in 1988, AMG Resources is a metals processor and supplier that recycles ferrous and non-ferrous scrap and supplies prime and secondary steel products. It processes more than one million tons of scrap annually across facilities in the United States and United Kingdom, and its affiliate International Steel & Counterweights manufactures counterweights and steel fabrications. AMG also supplies specialty recycled-metal products and ferro-alloys to steelmakers and other metal producers.
Founded in 1983 by retired Royal Navy Commander Jack Gale, AMS Group is a U.S.-owned and operated defense company with more than four decades of experience supporting the U.S. Department of Defense and Homeland Security. Its work now reaches customers on six continents and 60 countries, with a particular focus on sustaining critical military platforms and helping allied nations meet complex security needs.
Since its founding in 1983 by retired Royal Navy commander Jack Gale, AMS Group has grown from a sales consultancy for British naval equipment into a U.S.-owned and operated defense-support company. It works with the U.S. Department of Defense, Homeland Security and allied nations to keep critical military platforms ready, with support reaching six continents and 60 countries. Its history is especially rooted in the long-term sustainment of complex and legacy systems.
Operating in Clarksburg, West Virginia, since 1906, Amsted Graphite Materials manufactures synthetic carbon and graphite materials for demanding industrial applications. Its West Virginia facility supplies customers in more than 35 countries, while its GRAFSTAR® line and specialized material-science expertise support uses ranging from nuclear energy to aerospace and defense. The company is part of Amsted Industries and is the largest U.S.-owned synthetic graphite producer.
AOC is a global supplier of specialty formulations, producing materials that customers use to make durable products and components. The company says it combines worldwide manufacturing and science capabilities with close customer collaboration, and traces its public-facing identity to 1961.
Since 2019, Appalachian Botanical Co. has built a botanical enterprise in Boone County, West Virginia, around creating opportunity for local residents who face barriers to employment. The company puts reclaimed coal-mine land back to productive use by growing lavender and turning it into locally sourced body-care products for customers seeking natural, USA-made goods.
For more than 60 years, Lewisburg-based Appalachian Electronic Instruments has manufactured quality-control and monitoring systems for the global textile industry. Its equipment helps textile makers detect yarn defects, control tension, and modernize older warp-knitting machines, while the company’s engineers take projects from an initial concept through prototype and production.
Since cutting its first log house in 1977, Appalachian Log Structures has manufactured custom log-home kits and precut building components at its West Virginia facilities. Based in the timber-rich Mountain State, the company pairs customizable designs with numbered, precision-cut materials and borate treatment backed by a 25-year warranty against insects and decay. Its work spans homes, cabins and commercial structures across the United States and abroad.
Founded in 1972, Appalachian Timber Services produces and treats manufactured timber products for the railroad industry. Located in West Virginia’s hardwood timber-growing region and served by local sawmills, the company supplies railroad, transit, contractor, and heavy-industry customers, primarily across the Appalachian Corridor.
Family-owned since 1947, Appalachian Tire Products has grown from a Goodyear dealership into a regional tire company rooted in Appalachia. It is best known for its long experience serving underground mining operations, while its nine locations support commercial fleets and other working vehicles across five states.