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Since 2013, Stylish Print LLC has been a boutique New York City studio known for handcrafted, tactile stationery made with traditional printwork. It creates custom pieces primarily for couples and families marking weddings or Bar and Bat Mitzvahs, with designs tailored to each celebration.
Stym Inc designs and manufactures autonomous weapon systems for operations in denied environments. Its identity is centered on developing autonomous defense technology intended to function where conventional systems may face disrupted access or communications.
Sub-Zero Group, Inc. designs, engineers, and manufactures premium residential kitchen appliances under the Sub-Zero, Wolf, and Cove brands. Its product portfolio includes refrigeration, precision cooking, dishwashing, outdoor kitchen appliances, and related accessories, supported by showrooms, installation, parts, and service programs.
Success Circuits was formed by Thomas Reilly, a veteran electronics sales leader, and Steve Anderson, a firmware developer whose work runs in hundreds of thousands of devices. From its Long Island base, the company acts as a U.S. partner for OEMs arranging PCB and PCBA manufacturing through factories in China and Vietnam, helping carry projects from design into production.
Sucden is a family-owned global agricultural commodities merchant that sources, processes, trades and delivers soft commodities throughout the value chain. Independent and active through offices in 25 countries serving clients in 100, it is particularly rooted in sugar while also handling coffee, cocoa and related markets. Its work combines physical supply-chain operations with financial, risk-management and logistics services, alongside venture investment in sustainable food and agriculture technologies.
Launched in 2014, Miami-based Sucro is an integrated sugar trader and refiner serving primarily the North American market. It refines cane sugar and operates a connected supply business spanning sourcing, processing and delivery, with refinery operations in the United States and Canada. Its growth has included investment in new refining capacity and supply-chain re-engineering.
Sudeep Group brings together Sudeep Pharma and Sudeep Nutrition, with its business centered on pharmaceutical and nutrition products. The available company information identifies these two operating businesses but does not provide further detail about the group’s history, ownership, or manufacturing operations.
Sudhar Beauty creates culturally shaped fragrances and artisanal beauty products from Brooklyn, with its first fragrance project centered on oud. Designed in New York and inspired by Dubai and Mumbai, its scents translate Arab perfumery and South Asian beauty rituals into small-batch releases, including an oud fragrance handmade in batches of 101. The brand also makes an organic turmeric soap bar inspired by South Asian skincare traditions.
Suffolk Machinery makes Timber Wolf bandsaw blades, including custom-welded silicon-steel blades designed to run at lower tension than conventional carbon blades. Its detailed sawing guidance covers blade tensioning, lubrication, tooth geometry and sharpening, while the company also supplies related bandmill equipment and supports welding and sharpening through distributor centers.
Founded on Main Street in Bay Shore by Florence and Bill Beitch, Suffolk Printing is a family-run print shop producing commercial and community printing, from everyday business pieces to journals and event materials. Their son Charlie joined five years later, and the Beitch family has continued working directly with customers at the same location for nearly five decades. The shop combines hands-on craftsmanship with direct-imaging and high-speed digital equipment while supporting local organizations such as the Bay Shore school district and community events.
Sugar Foods LLC is a small food-industry company known for building long-term partnerships while pursuing new approaches to its product categories. Based in Villa Rica, Georgia, it serves foodservice customers and suppliers through a relationship-driven model that has earned repeated recognition from organizations including UniPro and IFDA.
Husband-and-wife chefs Daniel and Karniyati Kleinhandler founded Sugar, Butter, Chocolate after meeting at New York’s three-Michelin-starred Jean Georges. From their Brooklyn shop, they reinterpret childhood favorites with a chef-driven mix of classic and modern technique, including custom desserts for celebrations and sweets made for retail partners.
Founded in 2006 by photography and digital-imaging professionals, New York City’s SugarHill Works is a small custom production house making archival pigment prints and high-resolution scans for artists, photographers, galleries, and other image professionals. The studio grew as an alternative to factory-style photo labs, with one-on-one collaboration, careful color matching, and hands-on retouching and restoration shaping its work. Its experience includes more than 25 years in photography and digital imaging, including professional film scanning on a Hasselblad Imacon scanner.
Founded in 1992 from a 12-acre vineyard, Suhru & Lieb Vineyards now farms 54 acres on Long Island’s North Fork and makes estate-grown still and sparkling wines. Led by veteran winemaker Russell Hearn, the Cutchogue winery is known for its dry, fruit-forward style and its unusually broad range, including lesser-known varieties under Suhru Wines and classic sparkling and Bordeaux-style wines under Lieb Cellars. Its sustainably certified vineyards include the largest contiguous plot of Pinot Blanc in the United States.
Suit-Kote Corporation produces asphalt emulsions and other asphaltic materials and provides road preservation and construction services. Founded in 1921 in Cortland, New York, it has grown into a privately owned, vertically integrated business with more than 750 employees and facilities across New York, Pennsylvania, and Ontario. Its long-standing work includes asphalt product development and road paving, supported by its engineering and laboratory capabilities.
For 57 years, Sukkah Center has been a Brooklyn-based specialist serving Jewish families and institutions preparing for Sukkot. Founded in 1969, the company is known for prefabricated sukkahs that make setup straightforward, including custom-size solutions for schools and synagogues.
Sullivan Street Bakery brings the crusty, Roman-style loaves Jim Lahey discovered as an art student in Italy to New York and beyond, baking by hand for its shops and more than 300 New York restaurants. Founded in 1994, the bakery uses long fermentation, a natural starter Lahey has cultivated for over 20 years, and carefully sourced ingredients without additives or enhancers. Lahey’s influential 2006 no-knead method and his first James Beard Foundation Outstanding Baker award have made the bakery’s approach familiar well beyond its New York kitchens.
Founded in 1976, Sumitomo Chemical America is the Americas regional headquarters of Sumitomo Chemical, coordinating a global group whose roots reach back to a 1915 effort to turn copper-smelter emissions into fertilizer. That practical link between chemistry and public benefit remains central to the company as it supports Sumitomo businesses and innovation across North America.
With roots in Osaka dating to 1897, Sumitomo Electric Industries is a technology manufacturer built around more than 120 years of innovation and the Sumitomo tradition of valuing technology and social trust. The company develops connectivity and transmission technologies for customers worldwide, including automotive high-speed cable assemblies, while employing more than 300,000 people across its global group.