Mayville Engineering

Mayville Engineering Company, commonly known as MEC, is a U.S.-based contract manufacturer that specializes in metal fabrication, prototyping, and the production of components and assemblies for original equipment manufacturers. The company was founded in 1945 in Mayville, Wisconsin, where it maintains its headquarters. Over its history, MEC has grown from a regional metalworking shop into a diversified industrial supplier serving markets such as heavy-duty commercial vehicles, construction and agricultural equipment, powersports, and military and defense. MEC's capabilities span the full manufacturing value chain, including metal stamping, laser cutting, tube bending, robotic welding, machining, powder coating, and final assembly. The company positions itself as a single-source partner for OEMs that want to outsource complex metal components and subassemblies. Its customer base includes major North American manufacturers in the commercial vehicle, construction, agriculture, and power sports sectors. In 2019, Mayville Engineering Company completed an initial public offering and began trading on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol MEC. The company has pursued growth both organically and through acquisitions, expanding its geographic footprint and technical capabilities across the United States. MEC operates multiple manufacturing facilities in the Midwest and other regions, allowing it to serve customers with a broad production network. As a public company, MEC reports financial results quarterly and is subject to the disclosure requirements of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. The company's brand identity is tied to its reputation for engineering-driven manufacturing, quality, and reliability in demanding industrial applications. It competes with other contract manufacturers and metal fabricators in North America.

Mayville Engineering Company was founded in 1945 in Mayville, Wisconsin, as a metalworking operation serving local and regional manufacturers. In its early decades, the company focused on metal stamping and fabrication, gradually building a reputation as a reliable supplier of precision metal components. As the U.S. industrial base expanded after World War II, MEC grew alongside customers in the agricultural equipment, construction, and commercial vehicle sectors. Through the late 20th century, MEC invested in advanced manufacturing technologies, including laser cutting, robotic welding, and automated powder coating lines. This allowed the company to take on more complex, higher-value work and to position itself as a full-service contract manufacturer rather than a simple job shop. The company also began serving OEMs in the powersports and military markets, diversifying its revenue base. In the 2010s, MEC pursued a strategy of growth through acquisitions, adding facilities and capabilities to better serve national customers. These acquisitions expanded its geographic reach and broadened its technical offerings, including tube bending, machining, and large-scale assembly. In 2019, Mayville Engineering Company completed an initial public offering and listed its shares on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol MEC. The IPO provided capital for further expansion and increased the company's visibility in the public markets. Since going public, MEC has continued to invest in its manufacturing footprint and to pursue operational efficiencies. The company remains headquartered in Mayville, Wisconsin, and operates multiple manufacturing facilities across the United States. It serves a diverse set of end markets, including heavy-duty commercial vehicles, construction, agriculture, powersports, and military and defense. MEC's brand is built on its engineering capabilities, quality systems, and long-standing relationships with major North American OEMs.

• 2019

  Completed initial public offering and listed on the New York Stock Exchange under ticker MEC.

• 1945

  Mayville Engineering Company founded in Mayville, Wisconsin.

Engineering-driven contract manufacturer and single-source supplier of metal components and assemblies for OEMs in heavy-duty, commercial, and industrial markets.

• Metal stampings

• Welded assemblies

• Machined components

• Tube fabrications

• Powder-coated parts

• Unconfirmed

  Mayville Engineering's Georgia factory expected to provide capacity for about $50 million in yearly revenue by 2028[2]Mayville Engineering佐治亚州工厂预计到2028年提供约5000万美元年营收的产能news.google.com

  Reported: 2026-10-01

  A Georgia factory is expected to give Mayville Engineering capacity for about $50 million in yearly revenue by 2028.

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