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Formed in 2020 through the combination of Mylan and Upjohn, Viatris develops and manufactures medicines spanning generics, established brands and innovative therapies. Its global manufacturing and scientific network supports access to treatments across more than 165 countries and territories, with about one billion patients receiving its medicines annually. In Austria, the group includes Viatris Austria GmbH and Arcana Arzneimittel GmbH, with 72 employees and nine European production sites.
Viatris is a global healthcare company focused on increasing access to quality medicines for people at every stage of life. The company was formed when Mylan became part of Viatris, bringing Mylan’s business into a broader healthcare organization.
Since 2013, Vibrant Finish LLC has repaired and refinished thousands of wheels while powder-coating metal parts up to 15 feet long for customers across the Greater Philadelphia region. Its Penndel and West Chester shops handle wheel work in-house, including TIG-welded crack repairs, hydraulic straightening, CNC diamond-cut refinishing and custom powder-coat finishes. The company also sells tires and offers vehicle storage with next-day wheel service by appointment.
Vibrantz Technologies is a global manufacturer of specialty chemicals and materials, formed in April 2022 from the combination of Chromaflo, Ferro and Prince. Drawing on expertise in particle engineering, glass and ceramic science, and color technology, it makes engineered materials and color solutions used to improve the performance and appearance of consumer and industrial products. Headquartered in Houston, the company reports approximately 4,500 employees and 55 manufacturing sites across six continents.
Vibrantz Technologies is a global manufacturer of specialty chemicals and materials whose engineered products bring color, performance and functionality to everyday goods. Formed in 2022 from the combination of Chromaflo, Ferro and Prince, it draws on expertise in particle engineering, glass and ceramic science, and color technology. The company reports approximately 4,500 employees and 55 manufacturing sites across six continents.
Founded in 1918 by inventor Nicholas W. Akimoff, Philadelphia’s Vibration Specialty Corporation helps industrial operators prevent machinery failures through vibration analysis, predictive maintenance, and precision rotor balancing. Its early work balancing Thomas Edison’s turbines and Henry Ford’s Model T crankshafts grew into modern condition-monitoring technology, including in-house instruments and a substantial portfolio of industrial IoT patents. VSC’s balancing center handles rotors from grams to 20,000 pounds, while its engineers also provide on-site and remote diagnostics for rotating equipment worldwide.
Vicon Machinery designs and manufactures computer-controlled machinery and software for HVAC duct fabrication, coil processing, and precision cutting. With manufacturing and service operations in Missouri and Pennsylvania, the company builds its machines in the United States and supports customers worldwide from installation through ongoing technical service. Its in-house programming team brings more than 20 years of expertise to integrated fabrication and HVAC solutions, while every machine includes lifetime telephone support.
Known for its U.S.-made machinery and in-house software, Vicon Machinery serves manufacturers that need dependable production equipment for HVAC and fabrication work. The company supports customers from purchase through installation and ongoing service, with a global customer base and lifetime telephone support for its machines.
Founded on a 1919 patent created to meet a military need, Victaulic has spent more than a century developing mechanical pipe-joining technology. From its Easton, Pennsylvania headquarters, the company supports engineers, contractors and site owners with vertically integrated manufacturing and engineering services used on projects in more than 140 countries.
Started by William Victor Richards in his parents’ basement in 1919, Victor Printing is a full-service trade printer producing commercial, digital and large-format work for qualified dealers. The Sharon, Pennsylvania company remains in its original building, now expanded, and is run by third-generation owners William G. and Terence Richards. Its capabilities have grown from a hand-fed platen press to include personalized digital printing, direct mail and distinctive interactive pieces such as scratch-off cards.
For more than 30 years, Victoria Karr has designed and engineered couture bridal and formal gowns, with corset-based construction at the heart of her work. From its Columbia boutique, Victoria Karr Fashion LLC creates custom gowns and carefully alters dresses purchased elsewhere, building internal structure that supports and shapes clients from petite through plus-size. Private fittings and a limited number of bridal appointments keep the work personal and hands-on.
Victorian Lighting Works, Inc. is a manufacturer that creates authentic reproductions of Victorian-era chandeliers, wall sconces, and pendant fixtures. The company meticulously handcrafts each piece of solid brass with custom-cast ornaments and hand-spun body parts, serving customers seeking period-appropriate lighting for restoration and design projects.
Founded in 1907, Victoriaville & Co. remains a fourth-generation family business whose work has been devoted exclusively to the funeral industry since 1948. With hundreds of employees across Canada, the United States, and the United Kingdom, it is known for manufacturing hardwood caskets for funeral homes and authorized distributors throughout North America.
Founded as a lumber mill in 1907, Victoriaville & Co. has made caskets and supplied funeral homes since 1948, growing into a fourth-generation family business that manufactures and distributes funeral and commemorative products. Its wood caskets are made at the family-owned Victoriaville, Quebec plant, while its North American network includes a 67,000-square-foot manufacturing and distribution facility in Cleveland. The company also supports funeral homes with digital ordering and selection-room tools alongside its physical products.
Family-owned since 1990, Victory Gardens Inc. is known in the region for turning yard debris and other organic materials into bulk mulch. Based in southeastern Pennsylvania, it supplies landscape businesses as well as residential and commercial customers, with delivery from its own fleet.
Founded in a tiny garage in Blackwood, New Jersey, in 2012, Victus Sports makes baseball and softball bats and fielding gloves with a distinctly design-driven approach. The company has grown from that local start into a wood-bat manufacturer whose Pro Reserve models are used by MLB players, while still offering equipment for players at every level.
Since its founding in 1999, VideoRay has built its identity around making underwater work possible without putting divers in harm’s way. The Pottstown company develops compact remotely operated vehicles for operators worldwide, with modular systems designed to adapt to demanding missions and an ISO 9001:2015-certified quality system supporting their design, manufacture and service.
Since 1986, Vidir Solutions has designed and manufactured automated vertical storage and retrieval systems that bring industrial inventory to the operator while making better use of overhead space. Proudly designed and manufactured in Canada, the company pairs custom engineering with heavy-duty vertical lift modules and carousels, and its systems have been installed more than 40,000 times in over 40 countries. Vidir also stands out for its in-house support, from installation and training through maintenance and remote service.
Known for making ingredient purchasing simpler, Vigon International is an East Stroudsburg-based specialty ingredient partner serving North American flavor and fragrance customers. The Azelis company combines personal customer service with quick-turn distribution and custom processing when a customer needs a material adapted to specific requirements.
Viking LLC has been making its mark in chemical dispensing since its 1961 founding in New York State, with its Nesquehoning, Pennsylvania operation now part of DEMA Engineering Company. The company is best known for the Viking Bowl, which grew from an early patented powder dispenser into a long-running standard for commercial cleaning applications, while its U.S. facility also handles injection-molding work for outside customers.