Hadrian Mechanized Industries

Corporation Profile
Affiliation	Marian Hegemony
Headquarters	Nola (Pompey III)
Leadership	CEO
Product(s)	Aerospace fighters BattleMechs Combat Vehicles

Hadrian Mechanized Industries is a mid-size military industrial company on Pompey III, in the Marian Hegemony. While not as large as Marian Arms Incorporated or as well-connected as the Alphard Trading Corporation, they nonetheless provide large amounts of supplies to the Marian Hegemony Armed Forces. Their speciality is Aerospace Fighter assets since the early 32^nd century. They used to focus mainly on land combat vehicles, but with competition from the other two major Marian conglomerate, they refocused their production.

Local gangs and criminal organizations have tried destabilizing and extorting Hadrian Mechanized Industries over the years. In response, Caesar Ignatius O’Reilly has dispatched a reformed Cohors of the V Legio to defend their plant. The Ordo Vigilis has also been dispatched to root out the criminals trying to destroy “key industrial assets”.

Recent history

Hadrian Mechanized Industries has seen an explosion in growth since the start of the 32^nd century. With the help from the Alphard Trading Corporation and Marian Arms, the company expanded to start building new light BattleMechs. This was on top of HMI opening 2 new production line for Aerospace Fighters in the late 31^st century. HMI orbital facilities have been expanded as well. It now includes an endo-steel mill and a small shipyard, capable of constructing basic dropships.

Production plants

Hadrian Mechanized Industries has multiple facilities on Pompey III, including a newly constructed orbital facility. This expansion has allowed them to begin production of small DropShips for immediate use by the Hegemony. While concentrating on military production, civilian equipment production has slowly increased over time. The secondary orbital yard producing Danais Transport DropShips was intended to build Union-class. The construction of these civilian vessels is increasing every year, due to demand from local corporations.