CompX International Inc. (NYSE American: CIX) is a leading manufacturer of:
CompX products are principally designed for use in medium to high-end applications where product design, quality, and durability are critical to the functionality of our customers’ products enabling them to compete more effectively in the markets that they serve. Currently, the company has two operating units:
CompX Security Products designs, manufactures and markets high-quality security products through our domestic network of production facilities. As a market leader, we provide resources to collaborate with customers from initial product and application design to manufacturing for both OEM and distribution channels. Our resolute adherence to high product quality and exceptional customer service, along with continuous product improvement and operational efficiency, is the foundation of our strategy to maintain long term customer relationships.
CompX Security Products welcomes an opportunity to provide solutions for your lock applications through a joint program designed to present your company with the product and service required.
CompX Marine manufactures high-end components for the recreational boating, military and industrial markets through two operating units:
AIA advocates for the value of architecture and give architects the resources they need to do their best work. Their work drives positive change through the power of design.
The role of the American Boat & Yacht Council (ABYC) is to be the essential source of technical information for the international marine industry.
The ALOA provides and coordinates training and governs the locksmith industry; certifying locksmiths at various levels of skill through annual testing programs.
ANSI is a private, non-profit organization that administers and coordinates the U.S. voluntary standardization and conformity assessment system.
As sponsors of the Woodworking Machinery and Furniture Supply Fair, AWFS deals with all aspects of wood products in the woodworking industry, from large furniture manufacturers to small medium size cabinet shops, in addition to the suppliers of the industry. This association sponsors the Woodworking Machinery & Furniture Supply Fair.
This association develops and maintains the ANSI/ BHMA A156 series of standards covering builders hardware products, including cabinet locks.
CompX Waterloo manufactures products that meet or exceed standards set out by BIFMA. Established in 1973, BIFMA International is a not-for-profit trade association of furniture manufacturers and suppliers addressing issues of common concern. The association’s membership of over 260 companies represents over 80% of the value of North American shipments of office furniture.
NAMA is a national trade organization representing merchandise vending/food service operators, equipment manufacturers and related suppliers.
The National Marine Electronics Association is a worldwide, member based organization revolving around marine electronics standards, training & Conference.
NMMA leverages the strength of its membership to provide a strong voice of leadership for the industry, representing recreational boating to policymakers, the media and the public.
PEI is an international trade association whose members manufacture, distribute and service petroleum marketing and energy handling equipment.
SHDA is an association of wholesale distributors to the security hardware industry, with emphasis on the locksmith industry. It provides a forum for industry development through its annual conference of distributors and supplier manufacturers.
The Wood Machinery Manufacturers of America (WMMA®) shall enhance the competitive position, improve the performance and advocate for domestic manufacturers of machinery, cutting tools and supplies used in the processing of wood and related products.
WI controls and improves quality of architectural woodwork and millwork installed in the states of California, Oregon, Nevada and Arizona. WI has adopted BHMA standards as basic minimum requirements.
National Cabinet Lock founded in Rockford, Illinois.
National Lock moved its cabinet lock manufacturing to current location in Mauldin, South Carolina
National Lock became CompX
CompX IPO finalized and CIX is listed on the New York Stock Exchange
CompX acquired Timberline Lock, formerly located in Lake Bluff, Illinois (founded 1982)
CompX acquired Chicago Lock, formerly located in Chicago, Illinois (founded 1920)
CompX Marine acquired Custom Marine Inc., located in Neenah, Wisconsin (founded 1984)
CompX Marine acquired Livorsi Marine, Inc. located in Grayslake, Illinois (founded 1998)
Grayslake facility built to house CompX Fort, CompX Timberline and Livorsi Marine