Naples firm's buying spree continues with Pennsylvania manufacturer

The acquisitions keep on coming for the Hoffmann Family of Cos. The latest deal the company made is to buy Viking Plastics, a Pennsylvania manufacturer founded in 1972.

Terms of the deal weren’t disclosed. 

Corry, Pennsylvania-based Viking, according to a statement, specializes in proprietary and custom injection molded parts and assemblies for applications across the automotive, HVAC and general industrial markets. The company, from its headquarters outside Erie, operates over 50 injection molding machines and multiple automated assembly cells across its U.S. manufacturing facilities in Kentucky, Indiana and Pennsylvania. Its clientele includes Ford, General Motors, Rheem, Saft and more, with customers spread from North America to Central Europe to the Far East.

"Viking Plastics has laid the groundwork essential for expansion, supported by its robust team, advanced manufacturing capabilities and distinctive commitment to culture. We are excited to enhance our investment in the U.S. manufacturing sector with such a transformative organization,” HF Companies co-CEO Geoff Hoffmann says in the statement.