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Mikros Engineering Inc.

is in the Manufacturing Industry

Last Fiscal Year Sales:$17.5M

Private
US

Finance Executive

Number of Employees 174

Contact Information

8755 Wyoming Ave N

Brooklyn Park, Minnesota 55445

1 763 424 4642

Peer Companies

NAICS Code All Other Plastics Product Manufacturing: 326199

Executive Profiles

Decision Makers

Name (plus bio)	Position
Bill Talmage	Finance Executive
Ross Talmage	Sales Executive

Organization	Position	Status
Mikros Engineering, Inc	Finance Executive	Current

Organization	Position	Status
Mikros Engineering, Inc	Sales Executive	Current

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