Halton, a leader in indoor climate technology, is establishing the company’s first South Carolina operations in Anderson County. The $2.6 million investment will create 65 new jobs.
Fenecon, a provider of energy storage systems, is establishing its first North American operation with headquarters and manufacturing in Greenville County. The company’s $3 million investment will create 68 new jobs.
Nordson Industrial Coating Systems (ICS) is establishing a manufacturing facility in Laurens County, a $30 million investment and 125 jobs.
MP Husky, a manufacturer of cable support and power distribution systems, is expanding its Greenville County operations. The company’s $11.1 million investment will create 35 new jobs.
Schneider Electric, a leader in energy management and automation, is expanding operations in Oconee and Richland counties. The company’s combined investment of $23.8 million will create 280 new jobs throughout 2024. Schneider Electric is a consortium member of The South Carolina Nexus for Advanced Resilient Energy (SC NEXUS).
Automotive supplier ElringKlinger Group has selected Pickens County to establish the company’s first South Carolina operation. The $40.3 million investment will create 115 new jobs. ElringKlinger will manufacture electric battery cell contacting systems at its new 226,000-square-foot facility in Easley.
Carolina Handling, a material handling systems integrator, is growing its South Carolina footprint with a new operation in Pickens County. The $23.2 million investment will create 100 new jobs in the next five years.
Tooling solutions supplier Sandvik Coromant is expanding operations in Oconee County. The $29.4 million investment will improve the company’s Westminster production facility.
Expandable, LLC, a supplier of expandable, movable spaces, has selected Greenville County to establish the company’s first North American operation. The $3 million investment will create 10 new jobs.
Clarios, a global leader in advanced battery solutions, is expanding operations in Oconee County. The company will invest approximately $16 million and create 12 new jobs.
Southern Wall Products, a manufacturer of drywall finishing products, is establishing its first South Carolina operations in Anderson County. The $23 million investment will create 28 new jobs.
The Munich Composites bicycle rim manufacturer has been acquired by an ownership group in Spartanburg County led by Boyd Cycling, Cardinal Cycling Group and other investors. The nearly $2 million investment is expected to create 32 jobs.
Just In Time Manufacturing (JIT), has announced a significant expansion of its operations in Cherokee County with a $600,000 investment.
Matica Group, a global identity and payment solutions provider, is establishing its first North American manufacturing operation in Spartanburg County. The company’s $2 million investment will create 40 new jobs.
Dynamic Fluid Components, a wholesale distributor of fluid power products, is expanding operations in Oconee County. The company’s $4.8 million investment will create 10 new jobs.
EnerSys, a global leader in energy storage systems and solutions, has announced plans to grow the company’s South Carolina footprint by establishing new operations in Greenville County. The company’s $500 million investment has the potential to create 500 new jobs.
Omron Automation, a global leader in industrial automation technology, is establishing its first South Carolina operation in Spartanburg County. The $9.2 million investment will create 162 new jobs in five years.
Flame Spray North America, a thermal spray coatings manufacturer, is expanding its operations in Laurens County. The $2.5 million investment will create 40 new jobs.
Electric car maker Tesla is opening a distribution center in Fountain Inn in Greenville County, further solidifying South Carolina’s status as a booming automotive and EV hub.
The Southeast has dominated lists for business climate, capital investment and population growth – and these ideas are still ringing true in 2020. See how the Upstate landed in 2020 rankings & recognitions.
Skill Up, an Upstate talent initiative, highlights short-term career paths to in-demand occupations.
South Carolina is known globally as a production powerhouse, and that means there’s a world of opportunity here for businesses who serve the manufacturing and industrial sectors. International manufacturing consultant Valantic talks about getting in on the action.
South Carolina Technical College System supports industry workforce development and training needs. Learn how here.
Upstate South Carolina companies pivot quickly to meet product demands from coronavirus.
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.
Ireland-South Carolina Business Partnership explores international business opportunities to between manufacturing and technology companies and demystify foreign markets.
Sage Automotive Interiors shares how product design, a strong workforce, and Upstate locations help it to excel in the automobile industry.
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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