Ironbound Forge
Ironbound Forge Expansion Notes
A seventy-year-old forge with an ASME Section III stamp and a backlog it cannot currently fill.
The bottleneck in nuclear construction is rarely the reactor. It is large-diameter forgings, and there are very few shops in the country qualified to make them. Ironbound has been forging since 1954, holds an ASME Section III certificate, and turns away work. Proceeds buy a second ring forge. Revenue is contracted across six developers, so no single reactor program determines the outcome.
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- Term
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Use of proceeds
- 58%Ring forge and heat treatment capacity
- 21%Machining and inspection equipment
- 11%NQA-1 program expansion
- 6%Working capital
- 4%Offering expenses and platform fees
The issuer
Heavy forgings and nuclear-grade pressure vessel components. Seventy years old, ASME Section III certified, expanding capacity for the SMR order book.
- Legal name
- Ironbound Forge Industries, Inc.
- Entity
- Delaware C-corporation
- Jurisdiction
- Pennsylvania
- Founded
- 1954
Walter CieslakPresident
Third-generation forge operator. ASME Section III and NQA-1 quality programs.