
Meiden America Switchgear, Inc. expanding Laurens County operations
Meiden America Switchgear, Inc. is expanding Laurens County operations with a $9.2 million investment, creating 43 jobs.
Meiden America Switchgear, Inc. is expanding Laurens County operations with a $9.2 million investment, creating 43 jobs.
ZF Chassis Systems Duncan is expanding Spartanburg County operations with a $55.4 million investment that will create 30 new jobs.
Woodward, Inc.’s $200 million investment in Spartanburg County will create approximately 275 new jobs
Peabody Engineering is expanding operations in Pickens County with a $9.2 million investment and 20 new jobs.
Pipe fabrication company FabLogix is expanding its operations in Spartanburg County. The company’s $9.8 million investment will create 150 new jobs.
Brawo USA, Inc., a global leader in the brass and non-ferrous metals industry, has announced a $23.2 million expansion of its Laurens County operations that will create 24 new jobs.
Specialty additives manufacturer Fine Organics has selected Union County to establish its first U.S. manufacturing facility, which will create 60 new jobs.
Cielo Digital Infrastructure, a provider of data center infrastructure, is establishing its first South Carolina development project in Cherokee County. The company plans to invest $2.1 billion in the data center and create 30 new jobs.
Westwood, a manufacturer of small modular homes and sheds, is expanding its Abbeville County facility to accommodate continued growth. The company is investing $2.85 million and creating 42 new jobs to increase its capacity to produce sheds and homes.
Xoted Biotechnology Labs, a cutting-edge research and development center, will establish operations in Spartanburg County. The $4.2 million investment marks a significant advancement in sustainable biotechnology and scientific innovation, creating 34 new job opportunities at launch.
AIRSYS Cooling Technologies, a global cooling solution provider, is establishing a new global headquarters with an expansion in Spartanburg County. The company’s $40 million investment will create 215 new jobs.
Aerowerks, a manufacturer for the food service industry, has selected Cherokee County to establish the company’s first U.S. operation. The company’s $10 million investment will create 52 new jobs.
NorthMark Strategies is establishing its first South Carolina operation in Spartanburg, with a $2.8 billion investment will create at least 27 new jobs. The operation will serve as a state-of-the-art, high-performance computing center designed to support a portfolio of businesses in the engineering and technology sectors.
Lift Technologies, Inc. (Lift-Tek), a material handling manufacturer, is expanding its operations in Oconee County. A subsidiary of Cascade Corporation, the company’s multimillion-dollar investment will create 41 new jobs.
Eastern Engineered Wood Products, a wholesale distributor of engineered wood products, is establishing the company’s first South Carolina operation in Anderson County. The $18.7 million investment will create 31 new jobs.
Isuzu North America Corporation, a supplier of commercial vehicles, has selected Greenville County to establish the company’s new production base in the United States. The company’s $280 million investment will create more than 700 new jobs.
Eaton, a global leader in intelligent power management technologies, is growing its South Carolina footprint with new operations in Union County. The company’s $340 million investment will create 700 new jobs.
Luck Companies, a provider of crushed stone aggregates and environmental performance products, is growing its quarry operations across South Carolina, including in Spartanburg County. The combined investment of $450 million will create 70 new jobs.
Kuzco Lighting, a leader in modern decorative lighting solutions, is opening a new distribution facility in Greenville, South Carolina. The company’s approximately $1 million investment will create 20 new jobs over the next five years.
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