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Founded in January 2012 by Dirkson R. Charles, Loar Group is a platform of specialized aerospace and defense manufacturers built through strategic acquisitions. The group supports established partner companies with engineering, operational and financial expertise while supplying components to aerospace OEMs, defense manufacturers and airline customers worldwide.
Founded by artist Diego Osorio, Lobos 1707 makes tequila and mezcal that pair Mexican agave spirits with southern Spain’s sherry tradition. Every expression is finished in Pedro Ximénez sherry casks, reviving a family story that traces back to an ancestor who carried PX barrels from Spain to Mexico around 1707. The Miami-imported brand’s lineup includes award-winning bottles such as its Reposado and Extra Añejo.
Born from the Appalachian roots of husband-and-wife founders Evan and Chelsea Bunn, Local Yokels Trading Co. makes hand-drawn Appalachian apparel and goods alongside its locally manufactured Spitfire fire multi-tools. Founded in 2021 and launched publicly in 2022, the company keeps Spitfire development and manufacturing close to home in Ripley, Ohio, where more than 10,000 units have been sold. Chelsea’s illustrations give the brand its distinctive voice, while the founders’ mobile storefront, a converted 24-foot school bus called Critter, carries that work to customers in person.
Founded in 1968 by Enrico Loccioni and developed with his wife Graziella, this family company creates tailor-made measurement and quality solutions rather than standard products. Rooted in the Marche countryside, Loccioni treats the enterprise as a common good, combining its people’s knowledge and creativity with technology to support clients seeking total quality while contributing to the well-being of its territory.
Founded in 1993 by Scott Locher, Locher, Inc. is a family-owned machine-tool service company best known for restoring spindle tapers in place and repairing production-critical equipment. Scott’s early experience operating manual and CNC machines shaped a diagnostic approach that grew from in-place spindle grinding into spindle and headstock rebuilding, metrology, alignment, and maintenance support. From its Ohio and Texas service footprint, Locher works with manufacturers on practical repair paths rather than assuming every problem requires a full rebuild.
Opened around Memorial Day 2017 by three cousins, Lock 1 Distilling Company makes small-batch spirits in Phoenix, becoming the first distillery to open in Oswego County since Prohibition. It operates as a New York State Farm Distillery, sourcing its winter wheat, rye and corn from nearby Lysander and using custom equipment handcrafted by two of the owners. Across from Lock 1 of the Oswego Barge Canal, its distillery and tasting room occupy a former blacksmith shop whose original brick, steel trusses and forge chimney remain part of the setting.
Opened in 2015, Lock 32 Brewing Company is a Pittsford gathering place built around the Erie Canal. Its taproom serves locally crafted beer to friends and neighbors, with live music helping give the Schoen Place spot its distinctly community-oriented character.
Since 1993, family-owned and operated Lockbriar Farms has grown fruit on Maryland’s Eastern Shore near Chestertown, pairing a working farm with u-pick fields and farmmade ice cream. The multi-generational Lockwood family also sells fresh produce and value-added foods through its farm stand and regional farmers markets, while using integrated pest management, cover crops, crop rotation and trickle irrigation to reduce inputs and protect the land.
Founded in 1969, family-owned Lockfast LLC is a Loveland wholesale distributor and converter of display fabrics, reclosable fasteners and portable display products. It is best known for Tempo®, its original display loop fabric offered exclusively by Lockfast, along with custom conversion of 3M hook-and-loop and Dual Lock materials to customer-specified shapes and sizes. Lockfast’s team works directly with customers to match materials to applications ranging from exhibits and classrooms to automotive, aerospace and medical equipment.
Lockheed Martin Corporation is an aerospace and defense company that develops and manufactures systems for military, government, and commercial customers. Its businesses span aeronautics, missiles and fire control, rotary and mission systems, and space; the company also provides training and life-cycle sustainment for defense platforms. The company identifies Bethesda, Maryland, as its corporate headquarters and operates internationally.
Lockheed Martin Corporation is a global aerospace and defense company whose work supports government and military customers around the world. Its Aeronautics business manufactures aircraft and provides sustainment support for platforms such as the F-35.
Employee ownership has shaped Lockrey Manufacturing since 2000, giving its Toledo workforce a direct stake in the company founded in 1956 as Lockrey Screw Products. Today, the company makes precision-machined and fabricated parts for industries ranging from industrial equipment to aerospace, with its work supported by a more than 100,000-square-foot facility and a quality system certified to AS9100D and ISO 9001:2015.
Locon Sensor Systems, Inc. designs and manufactures standard and custom sensors for demanding industrial applications, with a particular focus on high-temperature and harsh-environment detection. Based in Perrysburg, Ohio, the company can modify an existing sensor or develop a new one, including miniature capacitive sensors used to detect fine gold wires and position wafer chips in semiconductor equipment. Many of its sensors are available directly from stock, while specialized models operate in temperatures up to 250°C.
Born from a late-2010s investment in 3D printing, father-and-son-owned Loctech Manufacturing has grown into a Rochester-area precision manufacturing shop producing CNC-machined and 3D-printed parts from prototype through production. The Churchville company also supports projects with part and mold design, drawing on more than 30 years of mold-making experience. Its in-house capabilities and hands-on customer relationships reflect a path from practical design work to broader manufacturing support.
Locus Fermentation Solutions is a U.S.-based specialty chemical manufacturer producing bio-enhanced formulations and glycolipid biosurfactants through precision fermentation, integrated chemistry, and scalable manufacturing. Its products and biological solutions serve industrial and CPG, agriculture, oil and gas, and mining markets.
From its Plain City base, LodeStone Custom & Specialty Fixtures designs and delivers custom retail fixtures that solve the awkward merchandising problems standard displays cannot. Its work ranges from compact greeting-card units to locking endcap cabinets and purpose-built ladder displays, with CAD design, prototyping, fulfillment and installation coordinated for store rollouts. LodeStone is a division of Midwest Retail Services, backed by a team with more than 125 years of combined experience.
Privately owned since its founding in 1948, Lödige Industries is a German industrial company known for making the movement of heavy goods easier. With more than 1,500 employees and over 75 years of experience, it serves customers worldwide from in-house production facilities in Germany and Romania, with a particular presence in air-cargo automation and other demanding logistics environments.
Lodish Associates is a digital printing company located in Ephrata, Pennsylvania, offering many years of expertise, impeccable quality, and quick turnaround.
Founded in Brooklyn in 1963, women-owned LoDolce Machine Co. Inc. is a third-generation family manufacturer in Saugerties that produces precision-machined and fabricated components, with roots particularly deep in aerospace work. Its 100,000-square-foot facility supports contract manufacturing from prototype through complex assemblies, including in-house coating and engineering support. LoDolce is ISO 9001 and AS9100 certified and also holds CMMC Level 2 certification.
Born from South African diamond-security technology, Lodox Systems designs and produces full-body X-ray imaging devices for trauma hospitals and forensic pathology facilities. Its scanners deliver low-dose images up to 1.8 metres long in about 13 seconds, adapting rapid, non-invasive imaging to settings where clinicians and pathologists need a broad view quickly. The company’s technology is supported by an engineering team that includes many members of its original development group and is installed at centres across Africa, North America, Europe, Asia and the Middle East.