Federal Screw Works FSCR

Company Overview

Federal Screw Works, historically traded under the ticker FSCR, has operated as a U.S.-based manufacturer serving the industrial and automotive fastening markets. Publicly available historical records describe the company as producing engineered fasteners, cold-headed components, and precision metal products used primarily in automotive applications and industrial assemblies. The company’s operations were closely tied to the North American automotive supply chain, particularly original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) and Tier 1 suppliers.

Historically, the company’s primary revenue drivers came from the production and sale of specialty screws, bolts, nuts, and custom cold-formed metal components. Federal Screw Works developed a niche position through long-term manufacturing relationships, engineering expertise in precision fastening systems, and domestic production capabilities. Publicly available information indicates the company evolved from a traditional industrial fastener manufacturer into a more specialized automotive supplier as the North American vehicle market expanded during the late twentieth century. However, current operational status, scale, and corporate activity are difficult to conclusively verify from recent public disclosures. Data inconclusive based on available public sources.