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Astec (ASTE) will gain from solid demand in its markets and the launch of new products despite inflationary pressures.

These three businesses can carry on growing even in the face of a mild recession.

Weakness in the Tools & Outdoor segment due to reduced retail and consumer demand is weighing on Stanley Black's (SWK) operations. Foreign currency woes are added concerns for the company.

General Electric (GE) is set to supply a trailer-mounted GE TM2500 aero-derivative gas turbine, which is expected to be positioned in the Hadramout region in Yemen.

Spending to maintain infrastructure is relatively recession-resistant. Commercial aviation remains a strong point of the economy in 2023.

Terex (TEX) is likely to gain from the ongoing momentum in both its segments, focus on strategic growth policies and cost-control measures.

Timken (TKR) gains from customer demand and other strategic actions.

Allegion (ALLE) stands to benefit from strength in non-residential, residential and electronics end markets in the Allegion Americas segment unit. Its efforts to reward its shareholders augur well.

Deere (DE) is well-poised to benefit from agricultural equipment and construction demand.

Tetra Tech (TTEK) benefits from growth in water and environmental programs in its Government Services Group segment. Its shareholder-friendly policies hold promise.

Lincoln Electric (LECO) will gain from strong demand trends, pricing actions and acquisitions despite persistent cost inflation.

Amcor (AMCR) inks deal with Nfinite to conduct research on the use of nanotech in sustainable packaging.

Parker-Hannifin (PH) is backed by strength in the Diversified Industrial segment and pricing actions. Handsome rewards to shareholders add to the stock's appeal.

The collaboration between Honeywell (HON) and WOTR is expected to balance and increase the local ecosystem productivity, over soil and water conservation.

Ball Corp (BALL) faces weakness in volume as customers are spending less due to high retail prices.