Adamstown-based Bollman Hat Company has taken majority stock in British hat maker Kangol. 

Camp Hill-based Gannett Fleming said it received a strategic investment from a private equity firm to help it meet a growing demand for improved infrastructure. 

Because of reduced demand for long-run print catalogs and magazines, LSC Communications announced this week that it’s closing the two R.R. Donnelley plants in Lancaster, idling an estimated 656 employees.

Voith Hydro North America President and CEO Stanley Kocon has been named to the 2022-2024 Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Advisory Committee (REEAC).  

In preparation for the 2023 Farm Show, state Agriculture Secretary Russell Redding toured the PA Farm Show Complex and Expo Center Tuesday to showcase features focused on progress.  

Camp Hill-based Lane Enterprises has hired Boyer & Ritter Principal Crystal Skotedis to a new role on its executive team. 

Lancaster-based Burnham Holdings Inc. announced that Douglas S. Brossman will retire as CEO of the company effective April 24, 2023.

Harsco Corp. announced today that Tosyali Harsco, the company’s joint venture with Tosyali Holding, Turkey's leading flat steel and steel pipe producer, signed a $210 million, 10-year contract to provide services at the company's green field steel plant in Sariseki, Iskenderun. 

Harrisburg-based Schaedler Yesco Distribution, Inc. has agreed to acquire YESCO Electrical Supply by February.  

Gap, Lancaster County-based Dutchland Inc., a manufacturer and installer of precast concrete tanks across the water and wastewater treatment market, has been acquired by MiddleGround Capital.

Hanover-based Ox Industries - a manufacturer of 100% recycled paperboard, specialty papers, paper tubes and cores, and protective packaging - has halted production at its plant in Halltown, West Virginia.

Toronto, Canada-based Mobile Climate Control consolidated its U.S. operations at its York County facility Thursday with a ribbon cutting attended by Governor’s Action Team Director for Project Management Brian Ross. 

Camp Hill-based Harsco Corps' Environmental division has renewed its contract with the United Kingdom’s largest steel producer for five years to support reducing carbon from its steel production operations. 

The state has taken the next step to secure a spot as one of the nation’s Regional Clean Hydrogen Hubs. 

With this acquisition, Ox will add an estimated 150 employees between the two locations with 85,000 more tons of capacity and converting capabilities.