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Incorporated in 1961 and based in Sharon Springs, New York, AMT Inc. makes small, intricate precision investment castings and flight-critical aerospace locking devices. After shifting from explosive forming to investment casting in 1969, the company built its niche around castings with fine details and very thin walls, using both robotic ceramic shelling and solid-mold processes. AMT is certified to AS9100D and ISO 9001:2015 and holds NADCAP accreditation for fluorescent penetrant inspection.
AMT Medical develops the Elana® Anastomotic System, a clip-and-laser device designed to support less invasive coronary bypass surgery. Based in the Netherlands, the company adapted technology originally developed for neurosurgery for use in open, minimally invasive and off-pump CABG procedures. Its work is shaped through collaboration with clinical centers including UMC Utrecht, St. Antonius Hospital and the German Heart Center of Charité Berlin.
For more than 70 years, AMT Pump Company has designed and manufactured industrial and commercial pumps at its Royersford, Pennsylvania facility. The company builds and tests virtually every product in-house, offering more than 1,000 standard pump models, including more than 400 available for quick shipment. AMT operates as a subsidiary of The Gorman-Rupp Company and sells through authorized distributors.
Registered in 2013, amtec North America develops sealing-technology equipment and provides testing, engineering, and assembly services for flanged joints and valves. Its North American operation grew from an Athens, Ohio laboratory into a testing laboratory serving the U.S. sealing industry, with a particular focus on measuring bolt forces, gasket behavior, and leakage. The company also develops methods and equipment intended to improve connection reliability and reduce fugitive emissions.
Founded in 1993, AMTECO Incorporated is a West Chester, Ohio-area company known for developing compact, high-temperature testing technology. Its original 1400°C furnace system was created for ceramic matrix composite research, and the company now designs custom testing systems for advanced materials developers and commercial laboratories.
Operating since 2001, Amtek Research Private Limited is an India-based specialty-chemicals company focused on helping customers manage changing fuel conditions in industrial and transport equipment. Its research and manufacturing work supports more efficient combustion and cleaner operation for power and process plants, as well as vehicle users.
Malvern Glass, Inc. has installed commercial and custom residential glass since its incorporation in 1976, handling projects from commercial glazing to custom shower enclosures and repairs. Based near Malvern’s Great Valley Corporate Center, the company operates its office, showroom and production facility from a 24,000-square-foot shop and serves the Delaware Valley and wider Tri-State area.
Amthor International manufactures custom tanker trucks at its Gretna, Virginia facility, where it says fabrication has taken place since 1992. The family-owned business traces its roots to Ed Amthor’s 1928 blacksmith shop in New York and describes four generations of Amthor craftsmanship. Its work includes purpose-built tank trucks such as refined-fuel and vacuum tankers, with custom builds based on customer-approved drawings.
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Amtronics LLC is a contract manufacturer providing PCB design and layout, electronic board assemblies, wire harness and cable assemblies, and chassis builds. The company serves automotive, industrial, medical, and commercial industries and offers prototype, inspection, repair, and assembly-related services.
For more than 30 years, Amulet Hotkey has designed and manufactured secure thin clients, zero clients, and data-center remote workstations for mission-critical computing. Its UK-built endpoints and CoreStation platforms keep sensitive data centralized while giving traders, defense teams, and creative professionals responsive access to demanding workloads from wherever they work. The company serves organizations across finance, government and defense, and media and entertainment, with products engineered and tested in its own UK facilities.
Founded in 1965, Philadelphia-based Amuneal Manufacturing Corp. designs and fabricates magnetic shielding for demanding technical applications, while also producing custom furniture and architectural work. Its magnetic-shielding operation brings more than five decades of in-house expertise to projects ranging from prototypes to high-volume production, supported by more than 120 employees across over 120,000 square feet. In its design and fabrication work, Amuneal pairs engineering with an in-house wood studio and a metal-finishing practice capable of producing hundreds of custom finishes.
Amway India Enterprises Pvt. Ltd. manufactures and sells consumer products through direct selling, with its Indian portfolio anchored by Nutrilite nutrition and Artistry beauty brands. The company produces in India at a LEED Gold Certified plant in Tamil Nadu and has operated in the country for more than 20 years. Its network includes more than 5.50 lakh distributors, over 60% of them women.
Amy Karyn began her Hopewell design business in 1992 with pillows made from antique fabrics, a textile heritage that still shapes the studio today. Founded by Rhode Island School of Design textile-design graduate Amy Karyn, the firm creates residential interiors for clients in Princeton and surrounding New Jersey communities, with its hand-printed fabrics providing a distinctive thread.
Amy Scherber opened Amy’s Bread in Hell’s Kitchen in 1992, and she still runs the bakery with her husband, Troy Rohne. Now a 100-person New York City institution, the company keeps its neighborhood-bakery character while supplying cafés and more than 200 wholesale customers with bread shaped by hand and baked fresh each day.
Opened by Amy on December 5, 2011, Amy’s Custom Cakery is a Dover bakery creating custom wedding and celebration cakes, along with cupcakes and other sweet treats. Amy began decorating cakes at 16, studied baking and pastry arts at Pennsylvania College of Technology, and turned that early ambition into a bakery at age 19. The shop’s team handles everything from trend-conscious wedding designs to imaginative recreations and offers gluten-free options alongside its regular selection.
Amy’s Sweets & Treats is a food and beverage manufacturing company that bakes with love.
Raised in New York among artists and surrounded by early exposure to museum and traditional objects, Amyas Naegele runs this specialized gallery with a distinctly personal, field-informed eye. His travels across Africa and other regions shaped a business that presents traditional African objects while creating custom mounts for collectors, museums, and dealers. Since 1990, those mounts have accompanied objects exhibited and sold internationally.
Based in Vaudreuil-Dorion, Quebec, Amylior manufactures power wheelchairs and other mobility equipment designed around the specific needs of people with reduced mobility. Its Alltrack chairs combine independent six-wheel suspension with highly adjustable Signature positioning systems, while the company also makes therapeutic air cushions and the lightweight Stella rollator. Amylior says its products are engineered and assembled in North America, with research and development focused on practical gains in comfort, stability, and independence.
Founded by University of Pennsylvania complement researcher John D. Lambris, Amyndas Pharmaceuticals develops C3-targeted complement therapeutics for inflammatory and immune-mediated diseases. The company’s patented platform builds on compstatin, the peptide inhibitor discovered in Lambris’ laboratory, with lead programs including AMY-101 and newer candidates designed for longer-lasting treatment of conditions such as age-related macular degeneration.