Founded in Cincinnati, OH by Edward Willig and sons Edgar and Donald as Parkway Patterns
Our history
Adopted plastic molding and fabrication as the core product offering
Changed name to Parkway Products
Moved from founding location to a dedicated plastics facility in Cincinnati, Ohio
Opened second location, a dedicated aerospace production facility in Erlanger, Kentucky
Acquired the aerospace products division of Lord & Company
Acquired Mold Rite Plastics, a custom thermoset molding company
Acquired Industrial Tooling Services of Berthoud, Colorado, and relocated to Loveland, Colorado
Acquired the injection molding division of Dynacast Incorporated, located in Seneca, South Carolina
Acquired JIT Tool Incorporated
Opened first international production site, an aerospace facility in Saltillo, Mexico; Acquired process license for Thixomolding and began production in Colorado facility
Opened second international production site, a custom molding and assembly facility in Saltillo, Mexico
Acquired the molded parts division of Solvay Advanced Polymers, located in Atlanta, Georgia
Management-lead buyout of the Willig family with Oxford Financial Group
Expansion of the Saltillo molding and assembly plant to include thermoset molding capabilities
Opened third international production site, a second aerospace plant in Saltillo, Mexico
Acquired the automotive injection molding and paint & laser etch business of Nypro, located in Marietta, Georgia
Addition of a second automated paint line to the automotive production campus in Marietta, Georgia
Sale of Parkway Aerospace & Defense to EDAC Technologies of Cheshire, Connecticut; Sale included the production facilities in Erlanger, Kentucky; Cincinnati, Ohio and the Saltillo Aerospace Campus
Loveland, CO Thermoplastic operations moved to Ft. Collins, CO
Acquired Large Tonnage Thermoplastic operation from LMR Plastics in Greeneville, Tennessee
Corporate Headquarters relocated to Greenville, South Carolina
Acquired Littlestar Plastics in January adding a sixth product technology, Machined Plastic Solutions. Acquired two facilities from Itech Plastics in April, increasing Large Tonnage Capacity and rounding out a substantial thermoplastic molding business in the Southeast US.