Manufacturing

After announcing last week that it will permanently close its last remaining manufacturing plant in New Britain, toolmaker Stanley Black & Decker this week has provided the state with a specific timetable for layoffs from that facility.

The Eastern Co. reported lower sales and profits in 2025 as demand weakened in the heavy-duty truck and automotive markets, tariffs increased costs and the company cut expenses through restructuring.

Hexcel Corp. said it has entered into a cooperation agreement with a shareholder, adding former Kaman Corp. CEO Neal J. Keating to its board of directors.

Stamford-based ITT Inc., a manufacturer of components for the transportation, industrial and energy sectors, said it has...

Tariff volatility and shifting federal trade policy disrupted customer orders at Acme United Corp. in 2025, tempering sales growth.

Toolmaker Stanley Black & Decker announced it will close its last remaining manufacturing plant in New Britain,...

Southport-based Sturm, Ruger & Co. is facing a boardroom challenge from its largest shareholder, which is seeking to reshape the firearms manufacturer’s leadership and strategy.

Three members of Sturm, Ruger & Co.’s board of directors have retired and been replaced.

The East Hartford-based jet engine maker, owned by RTX, says the investment will support both its military and commercial programs.

Southern Connecticut State University said it is expanding its workforce training programs to address growing demand for artificial intelligence skills in Connecticut’s manufacturing sector.