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Smith Investment Co.

(SMIC) is in the Manufacturing Industry

Public
US

Dow Jones Description

Holding Company; Printing & Warehousing

Number of Employees 500

Contact Information

11270 W Park Pl

Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53224

(414) 359-4030

Peer Companies

NAICS Code Motor and Generator Manufacturing: 335312

Company News

Recent Events

A. O. Smith Announces Second Quarter Results Exceeding Analysts' Estimates; Company Increases and Narrows Annual...

7/17/09 - Financial Announcement - View Story

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