Waupaca Foundry is latest Networking Forum addition

The Power Progress Networking Forum welcomes Waupaca Foundry as its latest supplier participant. The company joins a growing list of companies for the industry-first event, taking place in Louisville, Ky., Oct. 6th, the day prior to the opening of Utility Expo.

Headquartered in Waupaca, Wis., with operations dating back to 1871, Waupaca Foundry, Inc. is a leading North American supplier of iron castings to the automotive, commercial vehicle, agriculture, construction and industrial markets. It produces gray iron and ductile iron castings using state-of-the-art processes and technology and also specializes in precision machining and assembly. The company operates five iron foundries in Waupaca and Marinette, Wis., and Tell City, Ind.

The company joins other previously announced supplier participants* in the Power Progress Networking Forum, including:

• Cleanfix
• HED
• K5 Power
• Kirloskar Americas
• Knibb, Gormezano & Partners (KGP) Powertrain and Energy Intelligence
• Origin Engines
• Rehlko
• Trelleborg Sealing Solutions
• Ymer Technology
• Zenith Power Products

This first-of-its-kind networking forum for the engine and powertrain industry will connect buyers and suppliers via prescheduled, structured one-on-one meetings. Buyer participants (delegates) meet only with vetted companies offering products and services aligned to their business needs.

The forum is being held as part of the 90th anniversary celebration of Power Progress (formerly Diesel Progress) and will be hosted by the team at Power Progress, Power Progress International and KHL Group.

Registration is free for delegates and includes access to keynotes, short, targeted presentations, networking events and refreshments and the exclusive 90th Anniversary Celebration where we will toast the past, present and future of Power Progress.

Learn more about the Power Progress Networking Forum at KHLForums.com/PowerProgressForum.

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*Additional suppliers to be announced leading up to the event.