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Founded in 2004 as Lionheart Ventures by CEO David S. Bovenizer, Lionheart Industrial Group is a long-term owner and operator of small to middle-market manufacturing companies. The Pennsylvania-based group builds value in its industrial businesses through organic growth, operational improvements and strategic acquisitions, while working with existing management and preserving each company's distinct culture. Its portfolio spans combustion, aerospace and fluid-power businesses, guided by the proprietary Lionheart Edge Operating System.
Founded on Kickstarter by U.S. military veterans who experienced the limitations of shipboard gyms, Lionheart Lifting makes portable, fillable sand-weight plates for training wherever life takes you. Its patent-pending Lionheart Plate uses tactical fabric, fills with dry sand or dirt, and works on or off the barbell, offering a washable alternative to traditional metal or rubber weights.
Founded by textile designer Liora Manné in 1990, Liora Manné creates contemporary rugs and architectural textiles for residential and commercial interiors. Her signature Lamontage® process combines traditional felting with modern technology, while the LUSH collection brings hand-tufted rugs into the same artful design language. The company’s work has appeared at Lincoln Center, Radio City Music Hall, and Princeton University.
Founded in 1938 from a family grocery business, Lipari Foods has grown into a multi-state food distributor and specialty-food provider. It supplies retailers and other food-service markets with global and specialty foods, and its JLM Manufacturing entity supports branded and private-label production. The company says its network serves more than 32 states and traces its roots to making Bazzo’s and Bella Mia sauces.
Pittsburgh-based Lipella Pharmaceuticals Inc. was a clinical-stage biotechnology company that developed therapies using proprietary liposomal drug delivery technology. Its candidates advanced into FDA-authorized clinical trials, including Phase 2 studies addressing oral lichen planus and hemorrhagic cystitis. Following a court-approved 2026 sale of its development programs and related intellectual property, Lipella concluded its research and development activities.
Lipkin Bakery is a Jewish bakery located in Philadelphia, PA, with many years of experience making great-tasting kosher products using high-quality ingredients.
Since 1971, LIPKINS has fabricated lightweight stone surfaces for business-aircraft interiors, developing its Cloudstone™ process for countertops, flooring, and custom cabin accents. Its tiled stone veneer weighs about one pound per square foot while flexing with aircraft structures, and the company has produced more than 2,000 countertops for aircraft manufacturers and completion centers. Based in Farmingdale, New York, LIPKINS works directly on supplied substrates to achieve close-fitting, durable surfaces with nearly invisible seams.
Lippert is a global manufacturer and supplier of highly engineered products and customized solutions, founded in 1956 and headquartered in Elkhart, Indiana. From 142 manufacturing plants across its international network, it makes components for vehicle, marine, building-products and other markets, with more than 12,500 team members.
Established in 1995, LIPTIS USA is a private American company headquartered in the United States that develops pharmaceutical and nutraceutical products for people seeking support for healthier lives. Its stated approach centers on quality, discipline, respect and diversity, with an international reach spanning 17 operating countries.
LIQS is a cocktail brand whose ready-to-drink beverages are made for people who want bartender-style drinks without the preparation. Its wine-based cocktails use premium spirits, California wine and real fruit juice, offering a convenient way to spend less time mixing and more time socializing.
Liqui-Mark Corporation makes writing instruments and markers for retail, commercial, and promotional use. The company presents separate product lines for everyday retail and commercial markets and for branded promotional applications.
Liquibox, now part of Sealed Air, makes liquid packaging and dispensing products and filling equipment, and says it pioneered bag-in-box technology more than 60 years ago. It supplies flexible packaging systems designed to preserve liquid products and support their filling and dispensing, with operations spanning five continents.
Since 1999, Liquid Crystal Images has designed, manufactured, and distributed custom liquid-crystal displays and modules for North American OEMs. The Cassatt, South Carolina company stands out for guiding customers from display concept through manufacturing and delivery, with U.S. stocking that supports just-in-time inventory and short lead times. It has facilitated production of more than 18 million LCD modules and panels and works with both smaller-volume customers and high-volume users.
Born from a York garage in 2008, Liquid Hero Brewery now makes beer on a 15-barrel system at its small-scale brewpub in downtown York, Pennsylvania. Its beers are brewed on site behind the bar, with cans and draft distributed across the state. The brewery’s homegrown path—from borrowed homebrew equipment to a downtown operation—remains central to its local identity.
For more than 20 years, Liquid Latex Fashions has been a U.S. manufacturer known by artists and special-effects professionals for its liquid latex products. The company also serves retailers and distributors with custom manufacturing and private-label support.
Privately owned since its 2021 founding, Liquid Manufacturing Solutions has grown from Franklin, Ohio, into a national co-packing partner with more than 75 employees. The company is known for combining in-house laboratory support with production in a 40,000-plus-square-foot facility, while its fair-chance hiring and community partnerships give the operation a distinctly local character.
Liquid Mercantile makes alcoholic beverages, presenting its products through a brand centered on Gardiner, New York. The company’s public-facing materials provide little additional detail about its ownership, history, or production story.
Privately held Liquid Products, LLC is an Upstate New York manufacturing and distribution firm known for tailoring nutrient materials to customer needs rather than supplier preferences. It serves agricultural and industrial customers through four regional facilities, including confidential private-label production and custom product development for dealers and retailers.
Born from Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh-based Liquid X has made particle-free metallic inks since its 2010 founding and now takes printed-electronics applications from prototype to production. Its inks are printed directly onto materials such as fabric to create functional components, including textile force sensors, while the company’s in-house formulation, printing and testing work helps manufacturers move concepts toward commercialization. Liquid X earned OEKO-TEX Standard 100’s strictest, baby-safe rating for its silver ink on nonwoven polyester.
Based in Porto, Liquor Bottle Corks & Closures is a privately owned family business that manufactures corks and closures for wine and spirits brands. Its generational industry experience supports custom designs, including closures finished with techniques such as laser engraving, while proprietary manufacturing and cleaning methods address challenges such as TCA contamination and long lead times. The company also places sustainability and control over its supply chain at the center of its production approach.