Sargent Metal Fabricators, Inc. (Sargent Metal), a custom metal fabrication company, today announced plans to expand operations in Anderson County.
Refresco, a leading independent bottler for retailers and A-brands in Europe and North America, to expand operations in Greer, within Greenville County.
ORBIS® Corporation, an international leader in reusable packaging, has expanded its metal rack fabrication capabilities and relocated into a larger facility in Greenville County.
Power Pool Plus, Inc., an industrial generator manufacturer, contract steel fabricator and generator service provider, plans to establish operations in Greenwood County.
VELUX Greenwood, LLC (VELUX), a world leader in skylights and roof window manufacturing, is expanding operations in Greenwood County.
Eaton, a global leader in power management technologies and services, plans to expand operations in Greenwood County, with 30 new jobs to be created.
AXISCADES, an end-to-end engineering solutions and product company, plans to establish operations in Greenville, creating 15 new jobs.
Tindall Corporation, a leading provider of precast, prestressed architectural and structural systems, plans to expand operations in Spartanburg County.
Adams Products, a subsidiary of Oldcastle APG, plans to expand operations in Cherokee County, with a $12.5 million investment expected to create 31 new jobs.
Japan-based Meidensha Corporation is opening its new Meiden America Switchgear manufacturing facility in Laurens County, South Carolina.
abatUS, a subsidiary of German-based abat AG and sister company of Adah International, is establishing operations in Greenville, South Carolina.
$2.5 million investment will create 80 new jobs in Greenville County, South Carolina.
Materials Sciences LLC (MSC), an engineering services and manufacturing company, plans to expand operations in Greenville County, South Carolina.
Investment in Greer location to create 25 additional jobs in Greenville County Refresco, a global-leading, independent bottler for retailers and A-brands in Europe and North America, today announced plans to expand operations in Greenville County. The company’s investment is projected to create 25 new jobs. Founded in 1999, Refresco provides a variety of services from […]
As companies explore locations and partners for producing coronavirus response items — from PPE to medical devices to sanitation products — Upstate South Carolina stands out as a leading location.
The Global Alliance South Carolina (GASC) engages with academic, business and economic development leaders across the state of South Carolina to build and strengthen collaborations and partnerships that enable small, innovative companies to expand to new markets in South Carolina, Israel and Estonia.
Standard Textile retools its Union, South Carolina, facility to provide medical PPE gowns, demonstrating the innovation and resilience found within the Upstate.
In response to the COVID-19 pandemic disrupting global supply chains and daily business operations, a number of resources are available to affected companies.
Business recruitment officer reflects on coronavirus impacts to Alliance mission and how Upstate industries have responded to support the medical community.
Ireland-South Carolina Business Partnership explores international business opportunities to between manufacturing and technology companies and demystify foreign markets.
Burr Forman McNair Partner Melissa Azallion offers an overview of the issues that can affect immigration status for an international employee within the United States.
Sage Automotive Interiors shares how product design, a strong workforce, and Upstate locations help it to excel in the automobile industry.
For companies to engage in foreign-direct investment into the United States, understanding various visa options and requirements is vital for successful planning. Burr Forman McNair Partner Melissa Azallion offers an introduction to into the business immigration process through U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS).
An average of 30 people move to Upstate South Carolina daily. We may be biased, but we think it’s because the Upstate is one of the best places to live in South Carolina. Where are they coming from, and what does it mean for our economy?
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