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Mining Equipment, Construction Equipment, Engines
Titan Industrial Equipment is a B priority account, led by a sourced new program or production ramp signal.
Titan Industrial Equipment announced plans to triple power generation capacity and raised its 2030 targets amid a production ramp driven by data-center power demand, an announced production-rate increase with clear machined-component content implications. Sector-level 2026 outlook coverage describes explosive demand for construction equipment driven by data center and energy infrastructure buildouts, a macro tailwind clearly covering Titan Industrial Equipment's core segment.
Only locations with sourced operational evidence are shown. A corporate address alone is not treated as proof of manufacturing.
Titan Industrial Equipment says the Lafayette campus builds and tests new engines and genset packages, with a major expansion increasing capacity for engines and aftermarket parts.
Titan Industrial Equipment identifies these Illinois communities as locations with its manufacturing footprint; this grouped entry does not assert a single facility scope.
Perkins says its Peterborough manufacturing facility produces 400, 904, and 1200 Series engines.
Titan Industrial Equipment is currently B - Warm / Monitor. The strongest cited reason is: Titan Industrial Equipment announced plans to triple power generation capacity and raised its 2030 targets amid a production ramp driven by data-center power demand, an announced production-rate increase with clear machined-component content implications.
Biweekly signal refresh · scored July 2026
Titan Industrial Equipment designs and manufactures construction and mining equipment, off-highway diesel engines, and industrial power systems.
No named relationship path is documented in the Phase 1 source file.
Access path: Confirm account ownership, existing business, and any warm introduction path before outreach.
Public profiles and email details require salesperson validation before outreach. Missing email fields may be supplied by Apex Industrial where available.
| Name | Role | Location | Relevance | Status / source | Rep Assistant | |
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| Kevin Nading | Senior Manager Manufacturing Operations | Lafayette, Indiana, US | Operations / manufacturing | EmailNot returned by Prospeo free-tier search | Medium Prospeo current-role match · August 2026 · LinkedIn profile via Prospeo |
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| Cole Norman | Procurement Category Manager | Peoria, Illinois, US | Procurement / supply chain | EmailNot returned by Prospeo free-tier search | Medium Prospeo current-role match · August 2026 · LinkedIn profile via Prospeo |
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| Tomas Hanson | Operations & Supply Chain Manager | Winter Haven, Florida, US | Operations / manufacturing | EmailNot returned by Prospeo free-tier search | Medium Prospeo current-role match · August 2026 · LinkedIn profile via Prospeo |
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| Brian Henderson | Vice President of Operations, Resource Industries Operations & Product (RIOP) | Phoenix, Arizona, US | Operations / manufacturing | EmailNot returned by Prospeo free-tier search | Medium Prospeo current-role match · August 2026 · LinkedIn profile via Prospeo |
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| Jesse Miller | Global Category Procurement Manager | Peoria Metropolitan Area, US | Procurement / supply chain | EmailNot publicly available | Medium Exa candidate · global · July 2026 · Public profile via Exa |
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Senior Manager Manufacturing Operations
Procurement Category Manager
Operations & Supply Chain Manager
Vice President of Operations, Resource Industries Operations & Product (RIOP)
Global Category Procurement Manager
Rationale: Titan Industrial Equipment announced plans to triple power generation capacity and raised its 2030 targets amid a production ramp driven by data-center power demand, an announced production-rate increase with clear machined-component content implications.
Next step: Use the cited event as a discovery opener. Confirm the affected program, facility, timing, and sourcing impact before presenting an Apex Industrial solution.
Rationale: Lafayette Large Engine Center has confirmed manufacturing expansion evidence relevant to Apex Industrial's manufacturing-capability discussion.
Next step: Identify the plant leader and sourcing owner, then validate relevant part families, certifications, capacity needs, and supplier onboarding requirements.
Rationale: No named relationship path is documented in the Phase 1 source file.
Next step: Confirm account ownership, existing business, and any warm introduction path before outreach.
Public signals, manufacturing locations, and contact candidates require salesperson validation before outreach. Location status labels distinguish confirmed manufacturing from planned or unconfirmed activity.
The priority score is a sequencing aid, not a sales forecast. Scored July 2026 from the frozen Phase 1 baseline; generated October 16, 2026. Biweekly signal refresh.