Where is TW Metals located?

TW Metals is headquartered in Exton, United States.

How many employees does TW Metals have?

As of May 31, 2026, the latest employee count at TW Metals is 603.

Is TW Metals a funded company?

TW Metals is a funded company, having raised a total of $***** in its 1st and only funding round.

Where does TW Metals rank among its competitors?

TW Metals ranks 7th amongst 12 active competitors, none of which are funded.

Who are the top competitors of TW Metals?

TW Metals' top competitors include Hexcel, Precision Castparts Corp and Carpenter Technology. Among them, ElementUSA secured the most recent funding round in November, 2025.

TW Metals - 2026 Company Profile & Competitors

TW Metals' employee count trend

TW Metals has 603 employees as of May 26. Here is TW Metals's employee count trend over the years:

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Top competitors of TW Metals include Hexcel, Precision Castparts Corp and Carpenter Technology. Here is the list of Top 10 competitors of TW Metals, ranked by Tracxn score:

Rank	Company Details	Short Description	Total Funding	Investors	Tracxn Score
1st	Hexcel 1946, Stamford (United States), Public	Advanced composites technology, producing carbon fiber reinforcements and resin systems for commercial aerospace, space and defense, and industrial markets	-	Greenbriar, Periphas Capital & 4 others	61/100
2nd	Precision Castparts Corp 1949, Portland (United States), Acquired	Manufacturer of complex metal components and products for aerospace, power, and industrial markets	$39.2M	-	58/100
3rd	Carpenter Technology 1889, Wyomissing (United States), Public	Manufacturer of high-performance specialty alloys and process solutions. It provides materials and processes for critical applications across aerospace, transportation, defense, energy, industrial, and medical sectors. The company offers a diverse range of alloys, including high-temperature stainless steel, nickel-copper, titanium, and soft magnetic materials. Services encompass parts and components, distribution solutions, and value-added processing. Innovation is a core focus, with expertise in additive manufacturing and electrification technologies. The company works closely with customers to develop advanced, high-quality alloys tailored to specific needs.	-	Watermill Group, OSTI & 1 others	56/100
4th	Alcoa Howmet 1995, Whitehall (United States), Public	Maanufacturing services provider using investment casting process	-	The Carlyle Group, Economy And Finance	52/100
5th	ElementUSA 2020, Fort Lauderdale (United States), Funding Raised	Manufacturer of advanced materials using recycled waste	-	Department of War	41/100
6th	Kalapurna 1994, Mumbai (India), Unfunded	Provider of aerospace-grade metals and alloys	-	-	37/100
7th	TW Metals 1907, Exton (United States), Acquired	Supplier of industrial specialty metals	-	-	35/100
8th	Future Metals 1971, Tamarac (United States), Acquired	Manufacturer of pharmaceutical and Ayurvedic formulations	-	Riverside, Bunker Hill Capital & 1 others	33/100
9th	Sunshine Metals 1988, Corona (United States), Acquired	Manufacturer of aluminum rolled plates, alloy bars, and CNC machining services	-	-	27/100
10th	Aerotec Alloys 1960, Norwalk (United States), Unfunded	Full-service investment casting facility specializing in producing high-quality ferrous and non-ferrous castings for various industries	-	-	20/100