MetalTek International competitors

Zippia score 3.4

MetalTek International main competitors are The Manitowoc Company, Joy Global Surface Mining Inc, and VSR Industries.

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The Manitowoc Company has the most employees (5,000).
Employees at The Manitowoc Company earn more than most of the competitors, with an average yearly salary of $56,623.

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MetalTek International vs competitors

Company	Founding date	Zippia score	Headquarters	# of Locations	Revenue	Employees
MetalTek International	1945	3.4	Waukesha, WI	3	$210.0M	850
Columbus Castings	1881	4.2	Columbus, OH	1	$228.9M	750
Adalet	1928	4.0	Cleveland, OH	1	$41.0M	286
Bremen Castings	1939	3.9	Bremen, IN	1	$95.2M	250
Huron Casting	1976	3.6	Pigeon, MI	1	$32.0M	82
Benton Foundry	1958	3.5	Benton, PA	1	$31.0M	200
Weasler Engineering	1951	3.9	West Bend, WI	1	$23.0M	200
Joy Global Surface Mining Inc	1884	4.5	Milwaukee, WI	1	$340.0M	1,000
Custom Components Corporation	-	4.0	Tampa, FL	1	$5.7M	50
Waupaca Foundry	1955	4.1	Waupaca, WI	5	$1.1B	4,500
O'Neal Manufacturing Services	1921	4.1	Birmingham, AL	6	$220.0M	3,000
VSR Industries	1969	3.7	Henderson, NV	1	$5.0M	174
Tronair	1971	4.2	Holland, OH	4	$300.0M	100
Spokane Industries	1952	3.0	Spokane, WA	2	$23.5M	100
C & C Metal Products	1914	3.1	Englewood, NJ	1	$1.3M	25
Shultz Steel Co	1947	3.7	South Gate, CA	1	$165.0M	200
Kaspar Wire Works	1898	4.0	Shiner, TX	1	$170.0M	650
LDI Industries	1963	3.7	Manitowoc, WI	1	$3.1M	50
The Manitowoc Company	1902	4.5	Manitowoc, WI	1	$2.2B	5,000
Big R Bridge	1970	3.6	Greeley, CO	1	$4.9M	44
Multifab	1987	2.8	Spokane Valley, WA	1	$1.1M	50

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MetalTek International salaries vs competitors

Among MetalTek International competitors, employees at The Manitowoc Company earn the most with an average yearly salary of $56,623.

Compare MetalTek International salaries vs competitors

Company	Average salary	Hourly salary	Salary score
MetalTek International	$47,101	$22.64	-
Columbus Castings	$45,248	$21.75	-
Adalet	$41,716	$20.06	-
Bremen Castings	$48,946	$23.53	-
Huron Casting	$46,837	$22.52	-
Benton Foundry	$43,841	$21.08	-

Compare MetalTek International job title salaries vs competitors

Company	Highest salary	Hourly salary
MetalTek International	$76,064	$36.57
The Manitowoc Company	$84,469	$40.61
Benton Foundry	$83,372	$40.08
Custom Components Corporation	$83,166	$39.98
Adalet	$81,777	$39.32
Big R Bridge	$81,237	$39.06
C & C Metal Products	$81,093	$38.99
O'Neal Manufacturing Services	$81,081	$38.98
Huron Casting	$80,852	$38.87
Tronair	$80,618	$38.76
Joy Global Surface Mining Inc	$80,565	$38.73
Multifab	$80,140	$38.53
Weasler Engineering	$79,999	$38.46
Kaspar Wire Works	$79,351	$38.15
Columbus Castings	$75,731	$36.41
VSR Industries	$71,523	$34.39
Waupaca Foundry	$66,685	$32.06
Bremen Castings	$62,052	$29.83
Spokane Industries	$60,827	$29.24
LDI Industries	$60,733	$29.20

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MetalTek International demographics vs competitors

Compare gender at MetalTek International vs competitors

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The Manitowoc Company	72%	28%
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Compare race at MetalTek International vs competitors

Company	White	Hispanic or Latino	Black or African American	Asian	Unknown	Diversity score
The Manitowoc Company	73%	8%	8%	8%	3%	9.9

MetalTek International and similar companies CEOs

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Aaron H. Ravenscroft

The Manitowoc Company

Mr. Ravenscroft has served as President and Chief Executive Officer since August 2020. Mr. Ravenscroft joined Manitowoc as EVP of the Mobile Cranes business in March 2016, and in August 2017, he took responsibility for the Tower Cranes business. Prior to joining Manitowoc, Mr. Ravenscroft served as a Regional Managing Director at Weir Group, a British equipment provider focused on mining, oil and gas, and power solutions from 2013 to 2016. From 2011 to 2013, he served as President of the Process Flow Control Group at Robbins & Myers. Prior to Robbins & Myers, Mr. Ravenscroft served as Regional Vice President of the Industrial Products Group for Gardner Denver from 2008 to 2011 and a series of positions with increasing responsibility at Wabtec from 2003 to 2008. Mr. Ravenscroft started his career as a Sell Side stock analyst at Janney Montgomery Scott following capital goods companies from 2000 to 2003.

Leroy Wurst

Huron Casting

Michael Nikolai

Waupaca Foundry

Jim Brown Sr.

Bremen Castings

James Brown is a Chief Executive Officer at Bremen Castings Inc.

Paul Schwarzbaum

Tronair

Manufacturing Company CEO and Board Director who has created over $850M of equity value in private and large- and mid-cap publicly traded companies.

J.a. Lacy

LDI Industries