Mariana Minerals

Precision Resource operates over 100 fineblanking presses - the largest such fleet in the world. Our vertically integrated manufacturing capabilities span fineblanking, precision machining, additive manufacturing, assembly, and finishing. We produce mission-critical components for the automotive, aerospace, medical, electronics, heavy-duty, and military & defense industries. This global infrastructure enables us to deliver high-precision metal components that meet the most demanding specifications for market-leading customers across six continents. Founded in 1947, we maintain facilities across the United States, Canada, China, Mexico, Slovenia, and Germany. Our technical center in Cambridge, Ontario drives innovation in metal additive manufacturing and fuel cell bipolar plates. The average Precision Resource employee stays with the company for ten years, with some team members exceeding four decades of service. This expertise allows us to accelerate development and optimize production, taking projects seamlessly from concept to delivery while maintaining the quality standards our customers require.

Faith Technologies is an electrical contractor and engineering firm specialising in the full lifecycle of electrical systems - from planning, engineering, and design through to installation, operations, and optimisation. The company serves clients across electrical construction, critical power, systems integration, data centres, smart buildings, power distribution, and renewable energy, with a particular emphasis on end-to-end delivery. Its service model spans preconstruction management through to post-installation optimisation, supported by two brand partners: EnTech Solutions, which extends its engineering and integration capabilities, and Excellerate, associated with its manufacturing operations. A recent project at the Excellerate facility in Olathe, Kansas, illustrates its renewable energy work - a 2.16-megawatt rooftop solar installation delivered at that site. Faith Technologies is currently expanding its footprint, with 200 new positions being added as part of a planned growth into El Paso. The company has been recognised as one of the Healthiest 100 Workplaces in America, citing a stated Culture of Care focused on employee wellbeing across physical, mental, and personal dimensions.

Rapta is an applied AI software company focused on industrial manufacturing. Its core product, the AI Supercoach platform, runs entirely on-premises - deployed directly on factory floors - and uses video and sensor data to automate quality control, QA inspection, and operator training for both line workers and robotic processes. Because all data processing happens within the customer's facility, no data ever leaves the site. The platform is designed for rapid deployment: it can be operational in as little as 10 minutes, with full system setup achievable in under a day. Rapta claims its customers can achieve 30% more production capacity, reduce error costs by over 90%, and automate tasks up to 30 times faster. The platform is configurable across different manufacturing workflows and use cases, including building drones, industrial electronics, and defense systems. A notable feature is the real-time operator training capability, which is designed to work across language and literacy differences - making it applicable to diverse factory workforces. The company positions itself as a tool for addressing quality and productivity challenges in American manufacturing, with a stated focus on supporting the return of production work to the United States. Rapta's technical domains span applied AI, edge computing, computer vision, sensor data analytics, and integration with industrial automation and robotic processes. The company markets its approach as making AI deployment straightforward for manufacturers tackling complex production and inspection challenges.

AGP is a farmer-owned cooperative founded in 1983 and headquartered in Omaha, Nebraska. It operates 11 soybean processing plants across the U.S. Midwest, making it the largest soybean processing cooperative in the world. The organisation employs more than 1,100 people across its processing facilities and corporate operations. The cooperative's core business spans soybean processing, vegetable oil refining, renewable fuels production, and agricultural grain marketing. Its principal products include soybean meal for animal feed markets, crude and refined soybean oil for food manufacturing and industrial uses, and renewable fuels derived from soybean-based feedstocks. AGP also provides grain procurement, marketing, and transportation services, connecting its farmer-owners to domestic and global markets. As a cooperative, AGP is structured to deliver value directly to its farmer-owners. Its operations are concentrated in the Midwest, placing it at the centre of U.S. soybean production, with commercial reach extending into international markets. The company's stated priorities include operational excellence, safety, and sustainable practices across the agricultural supply chain.

BETM leverages over 35 years of experience navigating physical and financial energy markets to assist clients in managing risks in an ever-changing environment. As a wholly-owned subsidiary of Mitsubishi Corporation, BETM provides asset management and optimization services to owners of generation and energy storage in North America, while delivering wholesale energy to utilities and municipalities. Our traders cover competitive power markets across New England, the Midwest, and Western regions, using a fundamentals-based approach that develops electric-transmission, gas network, and supply/demand models to inform market views and trading opportunities. Since our roots in Citizens Power dating back to 1989, when the organization obtained the first FERC power marketing license and market-based-rate authorization, BETM has been at the forefront of energy market evolution. Today, as part of Mitsubishi's Diamond Generating family, we combine deep market expertise with investment-grade credit support to deliver superior performance. Our highly experienced team and the relationships they've built with clients, partners, and investors remain our most important assets as we continue shaping today's energy environment and supporting Mitsubishi's roadmap to a carbon-neutral society.

We're a global team of about 10,000 people united by a straightforward mission: helping the world sustainably move, improve, and enjoy water. From our start in 1966 as a small Minnesota operation, we've grown into a company that serves customers in more than 150 countries - but we've never lost sight of what matters. Water isn't just our business; it's life's most essential resource, and we take seriously our responsibility to make it more accessible, safer, and smarter for everyone who relies on it. What we actually do day-to-day spans a pretty wide range, but it all connects back to water. We design and build the equipment that keeps swimming pools clean and energy-efficient, the filtration systems that make water safe to drink, the pumps that move water where it needs to go, and the industrial solutions that help businesses use water more responsibly. Whether it's a homeowner trying to keep their pool crystal clear, a farmer needing reliable irrigation, or a municipal water system serving thousands of people, we're the ones behind the scenes making it work. We operate about 130 locations across 34 countries, which means we're local enough to understand specific water challenges but big enough to deliver solutions at scale.