Husky Injection Molding Systems Ltd. is a global supplier of injection moulding equipment and services to the plastics industry. Headquarters are in Bolton, Ontario, Canada

Berkshire Partners LLC, the Boston based private equity firm, and OMERS Private Equity Inc., the private equity arm of the OMERS Worldwide group of companies, announced on June 30, 2011 the successful closing of their previously announced acquisition of Husky International Ltd.

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Equipment supplied by Husky is used to produce a wide range of products for the beverage packaging, closures, thin wall packaging, medical, and consumer electronics markets.

Onex announced on November 17, 2009, that it planned to sell its stake in Husky in a new initial public offering though it did not sell during that time.

The company was founded in 1953 by Robert Schad, a German immigrant to Canada. Husky was initially a small machine shop with no ties to the plastics industry.

On December 13, 2007, the Canadian private equity investment firm Onex Corporation completed a friendly buy-out of Husky.

Issue 01 / 2024: Weight savings combined with high performanceIssue 11 / 2023: Husky appoints John Linker as Chief Financial OfficerIssue 09 / 2023: Recyclable PET polymer incorporating furandicarboxylic acid successfully processed into preformsIssue 01 / 2023: Introducing HyPETCompleteIssue 06 / 2022: Husky develops HyPET HPP5e Recycled Melt to Preform (RMTP) systemIssue 12 / 2021: Injection moulding technology and medical manufacturing solutionsIssue 07 / 2021: Optimised colour change for hot runner and injection moulding systemsIssue 06 / 2021: Colour change feature for Altanium hot runner temperature controllersIssue 12 / 2020: Handling dustIssue 11 / 2020: Husky releases award-winning Ultra Helix 250 T2 nozzle for small partsIssue 11 / 2020: The Philippines drinks' marketIssue 09 / 2020: Protecting lives and livelihoodsIssue 05 / 2020: Close to the marketIssue 01 / 2020: Husky appoints Tony Black to lead Customer Success Management organizationIssue 03 / 2020: Clariant, PET Engineering and Husky presented the Erit bottle, 100% rPET bottleIssue 12 / 2019: How changing consumer preferences are influencing plastic packaging trendsIssue 11 / 2019: Mould making, a reviewIssue 09 / 2019: PET processing solutions, preform moulding and sustainability goalsIssue 07 / 2019: Husky World Tour in MexicoIssue 04 / 2019: Husky names John Hafferty Chief Financial OfficerIssue 03 / 2019: A recipe for growthIssue 01 / 2019: Tethered closures in the USAIssue 12 / 2018: Continuous trend towards premiumisation and new brands proliferation in ChinaIssue 12 / 2018: Knowing how to growIssue 03 / 2017: Non-destructive measurementIssue 09 / 2016: Husky launches next generation HyCap 4 system – global debut at K 2016Issue 09 / 2016: Husky continues investment to better serve Hot Runner customersIssue 06 / 2016: Compression moulding as the biggest competitionIssue 06 / 2016: Husky and MHT settle long-standing disputeIssue 04 / 2016: Husky showcases hot runner and controller technologies at Die and Mould 2016

Husky services include preform development, factory planning, customer training, systems integration and complete asset management.

Husky Injection Molding Systems Ltd. was a publicly traded company from 1998 to 2007. Owning 44% of the company's stock, Robert Schad was the controlling shareholder. The company's common shares were listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange.

With more than 40 service and sales offices and employing approximately 4,000 people worldwide, Husky supports customers in over 100 countries. Main manufacturing facilities are located in Canada, the United States, Luxembourg, Austria, Switzerland, China, India and the Czech Republic.