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Kreisler Manufacturing Corp.

(KRSL) is in the Manufacturing Industry

Market Cap:$8.4M

Last Fiscal Year Sales:$29.2M

Public
US

Dow Jones Description

Fabricates Precision Metal Components & Assemblies Primarily for Aircraft Engines with both Military & Commercial Applications

CFO, Treasurer & Secretary & Co-President

Edward A. Stern

Number of Employees 234

Contact Information

180 Van Riper Ave

Elmwood Park, New Jersey 07407

www.kreisler-in...

(201) 791-0700

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NAICS Code Aircraft Engine and Engine Parts Manufacturing: 336412

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Market Commentary on Kreisler Manufacturing Corp.

- 2007-02-20

M2 PRESSWIRE-20 February 2007-Small Cap News: Market Commentary on Kreisler Manufacturing Corp.C1994-2007 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD RDATE:20022007 Market Commentary on Kreisler Manufacturing Corp. (NASDAQ:KRSL) Kreisler Manufacturing Corporation, together with its wholly owned subsidiaries, manufactures precision metal components and assemblies in...

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Decision Makers

Name (plus bio)	Position
Edward A. Stern	CFO, Treasurer & Secretary & Co-President

Board of Directors

Name (plus bio)	Position
Wallace N. Kelly	Chairman
John W. Poling	Board of Directors
Michael D. Stern	Board of Directors
Richard T. Swope	Board of Directors
Ronald Nussle	Board of Directors

Organization	Position	Status
Kreisler Manufacturing Corporation	CFO, Treasurer & Secretary & Co-President	Current
Kreisler Industrial Corporation	Vice President	Former

Organization	Position	Status
Kreisler Manufacturing Corporation	Chairman	Current

Organization	Position	Status
Trimax Building Products	CFO	Current
Tube Media Corp.	Executive Vice President	Current
American Ecology Corporation	Committee Chairman	Current
Kreisler Manufacturing Corporation	Board of Directors	Current
American Ecology Corporation	Board of Directors	Current
SystemOne Technologies Inc.	Director	Current
Tube Media Corp.	Chief Financial Officer	Former
Trimax Building Products	Vice President	Former
Rutgers University		Former

Array

Organization	Position	Status
Kreisler Manufacturing Corporation	Board of Directors	Current

Organization	Position	Status
Kreisler Manufacturing Corporation	Board of Directors	Current

Organization	Position	Status
Kreisler Manufacturing Corporation	Board of Directors	Current
New England Telephone	vice president	Former
New England Telephone	general counsel	Former
Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary	trustee	Former
The George Washington University Law School	Chair	Former

KRSL $4.50 0.00 (0.00% )

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1 Year

Average Volume	1,631
Shares Outstanding	1.87M
Market Cap	8.4M
Year High	7.51
Year Low	3.11
Earnings Per Share	N/A
P/E Ratio	-
Dividend	N/A
Yield	N/A

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