In his new role, Johnson will oversee manufacturing operations, value-added production, logistics, and plant engineering. He will also play a pivotal role in optimizing the company’s recent capacity expansion, ensuring it meets the growing demands of MMG Extrusions’ customer base. As a key member of the leadership team, Johnson will work closely with cross-functional departments to drive operational improvements, enhance efficiency, and ensure that the company maintains its competitive edge in the marketplace.

“We are extremely excited to welcome Randy to our leadership team,” said Andrew Curland, President of MMG Engineered Extrusions. “His extensive experience and proven track record in the extrusion industry will be invaluable as we continue to grow and expand our capabilities. Randy’s leadership will be crucial in enhancing our operational performance and ensuring we deliver exceptional quality and service to our customers.”

Johnson joins MMG Extrusions from a distinguished career in the extrusion industry, having held senior leadership positions at some of North America’s most respected extruders. His expertise spans extrusion production, machining, fabrication, supply chain management, and sales, bringing a well-rounded and strategic approach to his new role.

“I am thrilled to join MMG at such an exciting time in the company’s journey,” said Randy Johnson. “The company’s commitment to quality, innovation, and growth is evident, and I look forward to collaborating with the team to optimize our operations and ensure we meet the evolving needs of our customers.”

MMG-Extrusions has experienced significant growth in recent years and is committed to continuing its trajectory by investing in both its people and operations. Johnson’s leadership will strengthen the company’s ability to support more of its customers’ supply chain needs.

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“Making the Fab 40 is always a great accomplishment,” says Matthew Smith, MMG’s Chief Commercial Officer. “2023 had its challenges with the softening economy, causing several key industries to pull back production, which caused our sales to dip. However, our expansion into the medical, semiconductor, and defense industries has been a huge boon to our business, and 2024 is on pace to hit our projections.”

According to The Fabricator, metal fabricators’ continued success is attributed to diverse customer portfolios and continued investments in automation and advanced technologies. MMG has long been committed to advancing its operations to support its customers in the robotics, electronics, fitness, medical, security, defense, semiconductor, transportation, and food service industries. Over the last five years, the company has invested nearly $50 million in automation, robotics, and production equipment.

The company’s 14 ISO 9001:2015-certified locations comprise over 850,000 square feet of vertically integrated manufacturing space and provide a wide range of metal component fabrication, large-format machining, aluminum extrusion manufacturing, custom cabling, finishing, and assembly services.

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Business NH Magazine offers the distinction to the state’s top privately owned businesses, considering company growth and gross sales. The “Top 100 Private Companies” award is ranked in revenue categories ranging from $15 million to $1 billion+ in sales.

“We’re proud to have made Business NH Magazine’s list of the ‘Top 100 Private Companies’ in New Hampshire,” says James Moroney, MMG CEO. “MMG continues to experience growth as US manufacturers place greater emphasis on supply chain agility and reshore production to gain better control over quality, reduce costs, and support local employment.”

MMG’s four New Hampshire facilities employ nearly 300 workers to support the company’s aluminum extrusion manufacturing, custom assembly, cable manufacturing, and metal fabrication services. Ranking was based on revenue generated from its NH operations.

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Annual list recognizes the nation’s most successful metal fabricating operations

Momentum Manufacturing Group (MMG), a strategic manufacturing partner to original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) and product manufacturers across a variety of industries, has been named to The Fabricator Magazine’s 2023 FAB 40 list. This year marks the company’s fourth consecutive year in the top 10, moving up to the number six position from last year’s number seven spot.

“We’re honored to be recognized again by The Fabricator as one of the top ten fabricators in the U.S.,” said MMG’s CEO, James Moroney. “Advancing to the number six spot reflects the continued growth we’ve experienced over the last year as we expanded our reach within key markets and our capabilities to serve more of our customers’ needs.”

“We remain focused on investing in state-of-the-art technology and automation throughout our facilities to gain greater efficiency and to solve more of our customers’ supply chain challenges,” explained MMG’s Chief Commercial Officer, Steven Gore. “We’ve also made substantial investments to grow our presence in the semiconductor, technology, and medical markets.”

MMG operates 14 manufacturing facilities throughout New England, providing a broad range of metal component fabrication, precision machining, aluminum extrusion manufacturing, custom cabling, surface finishing, and assembly services.

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“Over the last few years, we’ve made a number of strategic investments in new equipment and technologies to meet the downstream manufacturing needs of our customers. As a result, our existing building could no longer accommodate the value-added business growth,” said Andrew Curland, Vitex Extrusion President. “We’re fortunate this nearby facility became available, allowing us to move our machining and fabrication business into a manufacturing space that will accommodate continued growth.”

The new facility will house more than two dozen of the company’s CNC machines, dedicated work cells, deburring and punch systems. In addition, plans are underway to install robotic-based cellular production units for larger volume OEM production platforms.

“The percentage of our extrusion output requiring machining, fabrication, and other value-added features is continually expanding,” said Curland. “The added space allows us to continue investing in new manufacturing equipment and technologies to support customers focused on product development, rather than internal production capabilities.”

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