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PGM Corporation is a precision manufacturing company specializing in CNC milling, turning, grinding, and assembly of precision components and assemblies. It works with materials including stainless steel and titanium and serves aviation, aerospace, defense, automotive, medical, satellite, and telecommunications markets.
PGS Millwork fabricates custom architectural woodworking, drawing on more than 40 years in the industry. Its skilled carpenters and cabinetmakers use quality materials and modern machinery to deliver integrated products and services for custom projects, with locations in New York City and Hudson, New York.
Phamedica Inc develops medical devices for spine and orthopedic surgery, with a focus on solutions that facilitate procedures and improve patient outcomes. Its management team brings more than 100 years of combined experience across the spine and orthopedic industry to address the field’s specialized requirements.
Established in 2004, Pharbest Pharmaceuticals is a Long Island, New York manufacturer whose work centers on affordable healthcare products for other brands and consumers. Its Farmingdale operation combines an FDA-compliant quality system with in-house production, supporting OTC medicines and dietary supplements from development through finished packaging.
Founded in Vienna in 2017, privately owned pharma& acquires, develops, manufactures, and supplies proven specialty medicines whose availability is important to patients worldwide. With nearly 400 industry experts and operations spanning Europe, the United States, and Canada, the company combines pharmaceutical development with in-house API production and packaging. Its Austrian subsidiary Loba biotech makes the active ingredient for Pegasys®, while pharma& continues expanding its focus on hematology and oncology.
PharmAdva, LLC makes the MedaCube, an automated pill dispenser designed to help people take complex medication schedules correctly while keeping caregivers informed. Co-founder and neurologist Dr. Michel J. Berg invented the device for his mother, and the company’s technology grew from four University of Rochester Medical Center patents. Based in Rochester, the company says MedaCube has helped thousands of people remain independent at home and has dispensed more than 100 million pills.
Founded by Harold Meckler and Karl Popp in 2014, Pharmapotheca A develops pharmaceutical chemistry technologies and supplies patent-protected compounds for chemical and pharmaceutical research. The Delmar company focuses on amphetamine-related synthesis, controlled-release and abuse-deterrent dosage-form technologies, with its intellectual property exclusively licensed in part from Chemapotheca. In 2020, synthetic organic chemist Thomas E. D’Ambra joined as CEO to guide the company’s expansion.
For more than 20 years, PharmaSmart International has designed, manufactured, and distributed clinically validated blood-pressure screening systems, including web-enabled kiosks that measure cardiovascular health data. Its platforms pair self-service screening with secure digital tracking and clinical software integration, helping pharmacies and care facilities manage hypertension. PharmaSmart maintains ISO 13485:2016 and MDSAP certification and is audited annually by Intertek.
Pharos Imaging is developing a compact optical coherence tomography platform designed to bring microscopic imaging out of specialist back rooms and into portable, everyday settings. Founded around a team led by co-founders Dr. David Rubaltelli and Dr. Xingchen Ji, the company is building a battery-powered, cloud-connected system that is smaller than a cell phone and intended to broaden access to OCT for home monitoring and screening.
Founded in 2007 by the original Litton VEAM management team, Phase 3 USA Connectors supplies industrial power connectors built for high-current distribution, with its Powersafe single-pole line handling applications up to 800 amps. The privately owned British manufacturer designs, manufactures and assembles its connectors in the UK, while its products have powered events including the Olympics, Glastonbury and the World Cup and supported demanding aerospace and military work. Phase 3 holds ISO 9001 accreditation, with Powersafe products also UL and VDE certified.
Phase Therapeutics is an Owego medtech startup developing a translumenal ultracold cryoablation platform for treating tumors in inoperable cancer patients. Its approach is designed to deliver cryoablation through flexible endoscopic procedures, including bronchoscopy and endoscopic ultrasound, with real-time visualization. The company’s technologies remain in the preclinical trial stage and are not cleared by the FDA for human use.
Established in 1958, Phelps Guide Rail, Inc. manufactures and installs guide rail, bridge rail, and highway and specialty signs throughout New York State. Its work ranges from campground stop signs to complex roadside and bridge-rail projects, serving private clients, municipalities, and corporate facilities. The company’s safety record was recognized with the Associated General Contractors of America, New York Chapter’s Gold Award for “Excellence in Safety.”
In business since 1975, Phenix Controls, Inc. is an Orange, California manufacturer known for developing industrial controls for varied industrial applications. The company offers standard products alongside custom designs, with an emphasis on tailoring controls to specific engineering needs.
Philip Kingsley Products makes trichology-led hair and scalp care products, extending the expertise of its London and New York clinics into at-home formulations. Founded by trichologist Philip Kingsley, the family-owned company is best known for Elasticizer, the world’s first pre-shampoo conditioner, while his daughter Anabel Kingsley continues the work as Brand President. Its more than 60 years of hair and scalp expertise also supports personalised clinic consultations and treatments.
With roots stretching back to the 19th century, Philip Morris International is a global consumer-goods company headquartered in Stamford, Connecticut. Its defining story is a large-scale shift away from cigarettes toward smoke-free products, supported by more than $16 billion invested in research and development since 2008. PMI employs approximately 84,900 people and serves adult smokers in markets around the world.
Philips is a health technology company that develops innovations intended to improve people’s health and well-being. The company says it has transformed over the past decade into a focused leader in health technology and has a history of more than 130 years. Its offerings span consumer health products and professional healthcare technologies.
Founded by Bruce Phillips in 1982, Philpac is a family-owned packaging company that designs, supplies, and services packaging solutions for businesses across the Northeast. Now run by his son, David, the company operates two manufacturing facilities with 170,000 square feet of production and warehouse space and approaches packaging as a service partnership rather than simply selling boxes. Its in-house design team and manufacturer-trained equipment technicians support customers from packaging engineering through delivery and ongoing system service.
Phlotonics develops light-powered biosensors that measure biological activity for advanced biomanufacturing and drug discovery. Founded around a core technology co-developed by its three PhD co-founders, the Rochester company applies photonics to real-time bioprocess monitoring, with peer-reviewed studies supporting its approach.
Operating since 2002, Phoebus Optoelectronics is a research and development company that helps government and defense organizations advance electromagnetic and optical technologies. Its work includes custom engineering and the development of Optus EOMD, a software tool for modeling complex photonic structures.
Phoenix Defense is an engineering services and aerospace manufacturing company whose roots extend to 1991, when it delivered its first product, radio-frequency connectors for F-16s. It has since expanded into aerospace and defense manufacturing alongside engineering and mission-support work, and operates manufacturing facilities in Gilbert, Arizona. Its products support military and commercial aerospace programs as well as space and missile systems.