# Siemens reopens additive manufacturing plant in Worcester, UK after $34M upgrade

Siemens announced the re-opening of its Worcester, U.K., plant after investing 30 million euros ($34 million) to overhaul the factory, more than doubling manufacturing capacity to 50 3D printers. The facility focuses on industrializing additive manufacturing for aerospace and automotive components.

- Type: Expansion
- Announced: 2018-12-12
- Where: Worcester, U.K., United Kingdom
- Value: $34.0M
- Starts operating: 12 Dec 2018
- Status: completed
- Capacity: 50 3D printers
- Products: additive manufactured metal parts
- Sectors: [Industrial Machinery](https://endata.com/sectors/industrial-machinery.md), [Automotive Components](https://endata.com/sectors/automotive-components.md), [Aerospace Components](https://endata.com/sectors/aerospace-components.md)

## Companies

- [Siemens](https://endata.com/companies/301.md)

## Sources

- [thefabricator.com](https://www.thefabricator.com/additivereport/news/additive/siemens-spends-34-million-upgrading-additive-manufacturing-plant), 2018-12-12: "The digitalized, 4,500-square-meter facility boasts R&D, production, and post-processing under one roof."

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