The Titanium Economy
Long overlooked and undervalued, these industrial powerhouses are quietly driving America’s economy forward with cutting-edge tech, world-class machinery, and consistent performance.
The booming industrial companies that deliver world-class products and impressive financial returns, yet are often undervalued and underappreciated.
They might not have the most glamorous names on their doors, but these powerful industrial companies consistently outclass other sectors. Despite this, they are extremely undervalued.
These companies mean business - to the tune of $400 billion dollars contributed to the U.S. GDP a year. This strengthens the economy long term and inspires a new era of manufacturing.
With such incredible success, the Titanium Economy provides over 5 million jobs to American workers. All with salaries much higher than similar industries.
Setting the standard for the Titanium Economy, these 100+ companies represent the high-performing and most valuable firms in the Industrials sector
Drive growth with smart M&A, shedding non-core assets to sharpen focus and boost valuation.
Adopt AI, e-commerce, and self-service tools to modernize operations and meet rising B2B expectations.
Tackle tariffs, inflation, and supply chain risks with lean operations, local sourcing, and smart pricing.
Deliver seamless, tech-enabled experiences and use real-time feedback to drive loyalty and growth.
Craft compelling narratives, increase transparency, and deepen engagement with top-tier investors.
Nalin Jain, Group President of Digital Intelligence at Wabtec Corporation talks about the digital transformation sweeping the rail and mining industries.
Tom Ferguson discusses pursuing a joint venture with The Fernweh Group to create Avail Infrastructure Solutions
This article explores what some industrial manufacturing companies are doing differently, and how others can close the gap between digital and AI potential and payoff.
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