Daniel Boyle

Director/Board Member at MESTEK, INC.

Net worth: 27 M $ as of 2026-09-29

Producer Manufacturing

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Mr. Daniel P.
Boyle is a Director & Analyst at Schwerin Boyle Capital Management, Inc. He is on the Board of Directors at Mestek, Inc. Mr. Boyle was previously employed as an Independent Director by Mestek, Inc.

Known holdings in public companies

Company	Date	Number of shares	Valuation	Valuation date
MESTEK, INC. 5.48%	2025-12-30	413,508 ( 5.48% )	27 M $	2026-09-29

Daniel Boyle active positions

Companies	Position	Start
MESTEK, INC.	Director/Board Member	-
Schwerin Boyle Capital Management, Inc. Schwerin Boyle Capital Management, Inc. Investment ManagersFinance Schwerin Boyle uses various investment strategies and methods of analysis in formulating their investment advice and/or managing client assets. They attempt to mitigate risk by diversification and tend to stick with well-financed companies so that a company’s financial leverage should not be a large, negative factor.	Chief Executive Officer	1989-09-30

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Former positions of Daniel Boyle

Companies	Position	End
MESTEK, INC.	Director/Board Member	-

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Mestek, Inc. Mestek, Inc. Industrial MachineryProducer Manufacturing Manufactures heating, ventilating, air conditioning equipment and metal forming equipment	Producer Manufacturing
Schwerin Boyle Capital Management, Inc. Schwerin Boyle Capital Management, Inc. Investment ManagersFinance Schwerin Boyle uses various investment strategies and methods of analysis in formulating their investment advice and/or managing client assets. They attempt to mitigate risk by diversification and tend to stick with well-financed companies so that a company’s financial leverage should not be a large, negative factor.	Finance

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