Bon L Canada Plans to Close Plant in Ontario

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Researched by Industrialinfo.com (Industrial Information Resources, Houston, Texas). The William L Bonnell Company, Incorporated, a subsidiary of Tredegar Corporation (NYSE:TG) (Richmond, Virginia), has decided to stop production at its 170,000 square foot Aurora, Ontario, plant location February 2005. The plant produced 21 million pounds per year of extruded parts and contained three extrusion presses ranging from 1,675-2,750 Tons each. The company is currently investing $8 million to expand a plant in Pickering, Ontario, and other plants in Ontario and will relocate equipment from the Aurora plant. The closure will affect an estimated 120 employees.

Founded in 1955, Bon L Canada is an aluminum extrusion manufacturer that has alloying, finishing, fabrication, and billet casting capabilities. The company serves automotive, building and construction, electrical, consumer durable, and sporting goods markets. Bon L Canada has 23 extrusion presses located in seven extrusion plants located in the U.S. and Canada, as well as three billet casting operations located within the seven plants.

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