Anderson Technologies has a rich history in the Central US manufacturing landscape, dating back to 1946. Originally founded as Concord Tool & Die in Chicago, the company experienced significant growth under the leadership of George Anderson, who took over the business in the 1950s. By the 1960s, Anderson Technologies had become a prestigious mold-making facility in the United States.

In 1995, George's son Glenn relocated the company to Grand Haven and renamed it Anderson Technologies. Under Glenn's ownership, the plant expanded to 80,000 square feet in 2007. Today, Anderson Technologies is dedicated to providing cutting-edge and cost-effective manufacturing solutions while remaining deeply committed to the community.

In 2009, Anderson Technologies expanded further with the establishment of Anderson Technologies South in Batesville, Mississippi. This plant offers a range of services including injection molding, product assembly, and other manufacturing support processes. Spanning 53,000 square feet, Anderson Technologies South aims to serve customers in the southern United States and foster new business opportunities.

Driven by a commitment to people, sustainability, and ethical profitability, Anderson Technologies continues to thrive under the ownership of Solutions Capital Corp., an affiliate of Chicago-based Solutions Capital Corp