Siemens Gamesa will expand its offshore blade factory in Hull, England by 41,600 square meters, more than doubling its size. The £186 million investment will add 200 jobs and enable next-generation blade manufacturing by 2023.
Siemens Gamesa will expand its Hull wind turbine blade plant at Alexandra Dock, creating 200 direct jobs in a £186 million investment. The UK Government will provide grant funding from its £160 million Offshore Wind Manufacturing Investment Support scheme.
The Bradbury Co., Inc. is expanding its test and assembly facility in Moundridge, Kansas, by approximately 40% to increase manufacturing capacity and add space for testing custom-built production lines. The multi-phase expansion is expected to be complete by February 2022.
Modine announced a $7 million investment to convert its former warehouse in Rockbridge, Mississippi, into a new production line for Airedale brand data center cooling solutions, supplementing its existing Grenada plant.
IRIS USA Inc. has completed a $6.1 million expansion at its Pleasant Prairie, Wisconsin factory to ramp up face mask production. The project will add 26 machines over three years, raising capacity to 70 million disposable face masks per month and creating 90 jobs.
Polish packaging manufacturer Akomex has increased capacity at its Starogard Gdański plant by installing a new printing press and finishing equipment. The company specializes in high-quality folding boxes for the food industry and aims to increase exports.
Thiess is expanding its 240-tonne fleet in Chile with five new Liebherr T 264 electric drive mining trucks. The trucks will be manufactured in Virginia, assembled at Liebherr's La Negra facility in Chile, and commissioned for mining operations.
BASF and SINOPEC will expand their joint venture BASF-YPC's Verbund site in Nanjing, China, including capacity expansions of several downstream chemical plants and a new tert-butyl acrylate plant. The expanded and new plants are planned to come on stream in 2023.
Siemens has completed a 52,000-sq.-ft. facility expansion in Spartanburg County, Georgia, with a $36 million investment, creating over 180 new jobs.
瑞泰克, a subsidiary of 科创新源 (300731.SZ), has completed and started production of a new production line for blown liquid cooling plates for energy storage systems and EV batteries. Each line is expected to produce 1.5 million units per year with an annual output value of 300 million CNY.
Tyonek Manufacturing Group held a ribbon cutting for its new 47,500-square-foot facility in Warner Robins, Georgia, consolidating operations and adding space for growth. The facility is already operational.
Shintech will start up the first phase of an expansion across the polyvinyl production chain at its Louisiana complex in September 2021, increasing PVC output by 48%. The expansion was delayed by COVID-19, hurricanes, and cold snaps.
Brek Manufacturing Company, a California-based aerospace parts manufacturer, plans to purchase two buildings in Wichita, Kansas, investing $4.5 million and creating 75 new jobs over five years.
SVT Robotics, a Norfolk-based robotics software startup, will invest $101,400 to expand its operation in Norfolk, Virginia, constructing a laboratory to demonstrate its SOFTBOT Platform. The expansion will create 37 new jobs.
Ceratizit Bulgaria, a manufacturer of metal-cutting tools, will invest EUR 20 million over five years to expand its plant in Gabrovo, Bulgaria. The investment will fund new machinery, a logistics center, and an additional production building, increasing capacity and product range.
Jiangxi Zhongpeng Machinery Manufacturing Co., Ltd. is undertaking a renovation project to build a facility with annual capacity of 50,000 transformer tanks and 100,000 transformers in Xingan County, Ji'an, Jiangxi. Construction started in Q4 2021 with completion expected by Q4 2025.
BILSTEIN COLD ROLLED STEEL LP broke ground on a $17.8 million expansion at its Bowling Green campus, adding an 8,500-square-foot facility with new batch annealing furnaces. The expansion is expected to be fully operational by the second half of 2022.
Sinopec and BASF will expand their 50-50 joint venture Yangzi Petrochemical-BASF's integrated production base in Nanjing, China. The expansion includes new downstream chemical units and a new TBA plant, with increased capacity for PA, PALD, EEA, EOA, and PEO. The units are scheduled to start production in 2023.
Ross Video is investing $15 million to build a 55,000 square foot expansion to its production plant in Iroquois, Ontario. The Eastern Ontario Development Fund contributes $2.25 million. The project will add 30 new jobs and new manufacturing equipment.
ZND U.S., a manufacturer of temporary fencing, is considering an expansion of its Statesville, North Carolina facility with an investment of up to $5.1 million and new jobs.
Yanjan USA plans to invest up to $5.2 million and create 50 jobs in an expansion of its operations in Statesville, North Carolina, adding machinery and two production lines.
Intuitive plans to invest more than $500 million in its campus in Gwinnett County, Georgia, creating approximately 1,200 jobs. The expansion will add over 750,000 square feet of manufacturing and engineering space, with completion by 2024.
Firestone Industrial Products broke ground on a $51 million expansion of its automotive air springs manufacturing plant in Williamsburg, Kentucky, adding 68,000 square feet and creating 250 new jobs.
Reliance Industries is doubling its PET recycling capacity by setting up a recycled polyester staple fiber manufacturing facility in Andhra Pradesh, to be built and operated by Srichakra Ecotex India Pvt. Ltd.
Birla Carbon announced the large-scale availability of clean carbon black products in India by expanding production capacity at its Gummidipoondi plant with a new production line.
Danfoss will construct a new 3,600 sq m production building at its existing facility in Leshkovo, Istra, Moscow Oblast, creating 100 new jobs. The investment is EUR 5 million, and the expansion will increase the workforce to 290 people.
Almondco Australia completed a $25 million expansion of its plant in South Australia, with HMPS delivering an integrated turnkey processing and packaging system that increased value-add production output by 400%.
Oldcastle APG, a manufacturer of concrete building and hardscape products, will invest $10.2 million to expand its operations in Clarksville, Tennessee, creating 45 new jobs. The project involves retrofitting and expanding existing facilities to increase production of concrete paver products.
Steffes, LLC announced a $20.9 million investment to acquire a manufacturing facility in Shelby, North Carolina, creating 130 new jobs. Production is expected to start in late 2021 and be fully operational by Q1 2023, providing metal fabrication services for OEM products.
Inovair has added three Mazak CNC mills and three Okuma CNC lathes to its Lenexa, Kansas manufacturing campus in the past year to support on-time delivery of its blowers and compressors.
Novoplast Schlauchtechnik, part of the Masterflex Group, is investing €2 million to expand cleanroom capacity at its Halberstadt site. The expansion will add 1,300 m² of cleanroom space for manufacturing extruded hoses and components for medical technology, with the first construction phase scheduled for completion in September 2021.
Generac Power Systems purchased a new building in Pewaukee, Wisconsin for over $8 million to create a Customer Contact Center, housing approximately 300 employees, with occupancy beginning in August 2021.
Flexicon Corp. expanded its Bethlehem, PA manufacturing space by 50,000 sq ft to meet increased demand for bulk handling equipment. The new space is primarily for warehousing and staging.
Elastochem Specialty Chemicals is investing over $10 million to expand its Brantford facility by 50,000 sq ft, with $500,000 from the Southwestern Ontario Development Fund. The expansion will add new product offerings including low/non-combustible insulation board, creating 10 new jobs and retaining 25.
Roland DG is expanding its factory in Samut Sakorn, Thailand, increasing floor space for the second time, to transfer mass production from Japan and raise production capacity by about 40% to 17,000 units.
Noblelift North America announced a new branch in Ontario, California, with 11,700 sq ft of warehouse space, to open by September 1, 2021, for inventory and equipment sales.
Pilot Chemical Co. is undertaking a multi-phase expansion of its proprietary ice-cold sulfonation technology at its production site in Middletown, Ohio. The entire project is due to be completed by the second half of 2023.
On Semiconductor is starting to ramp production from its 300mm fab in East Fishkill, New York, as part of its capacity expansion. The company reported record revenue of $1.67 billion in Q2 2021.
Pratt Industries plans to add over 100,000 square feet to its recycled corrugated box plant in Albany, Georgia, with more than $18 million of investment and 30 jobs, according to the Albany-Dougherty Economic Development Commission announced on Aug. 3, 2021. Completion is planned for January 2022.
Greif is spending $10 million to add a third jumbo flexo folder gluer at its CorrChoice Concord sheet feeder operation in North Carolina, due by spring 2022, with up to 30 new jobs.
Bridgestone Americas broke ground on a $51 million expansion of its Firestone Industrial Products air springs production facility in Williamsburg, Kentucky. The 68,000-square-foot expansion will add 250 jobs and is expected to be completed by December 2022.
AJ Engineering expanded its Forres-based manufacturing site by 4.7 acres as part of a multi-million-pound expansion. Ficep UK supplied a Valiant CNC drilling line to double production capabilities.
Ambuja Cements will invest Rs 310 crore to expand the production capacity of its cement grinding unit at Ropar, Punjab, from 3 MTPA to 4.5 MTPA. The expansion is expected to be completed by June 2023.
HG Medical USA expanded with a new state-of-the-art facility in Holland, Michigan, adding 124,000 square feet of production space and nearly 180 new jobs, representing a $41 million investment.
GrapheneUP is investing to expand its production line of intermediary products and upgrade its few-layer graphene line, increasing global capacity of GUP Products to over 600 tons/year. A new line for thermoplastic compounding and graphene-based 3D filaments will be installed by end of 2021, with completion expected before July 2022.
Formaster, maker of Dafi water filters and bottles, is expanding its automated high-bay warehouse with 10,000 pallet positions and has land for two more factories. The company invested over PLN 150 million in the last five years, building two new factories in Starachowice.
Doosan Bobcat North America held a groundbreaking ceremony for a $70 million, 600,000-square-foot manufacturing, warehouse and distribution addition to its complex in Statesville, North Carolina. The expansion will double the facility's footprint to nearly 1.2 million square feet and add 62 acres, making it the company's largest manufacturing campus worldwide.
Geoxa-Lotos will commission the second phase of its geosynthetic materials plant in the Lotos SEZ, Astrakhan Oblast, Russia, in Q3 2021. Total investment exceeds 320 million rubles, and the new workshop will increase production capacity from 2.5 million to 6 million square meters of fabric per year.
Findlay Machine and Tool (FMT) is investing an additional $7.2 million to expand its plastic injection molding operations in Findlay, Ohio, adding over 50 jobs and 15 high-tonnage presses. This brings total local investment to over $40 million in 36 months.
Autocam Medical announced a $60 million investment through 2024 to expand its manufacturing footprint in West Michigan, including a new 100,000 sq. ft. manufacturing facility and global headquarters in Kentwood, Michigan. The expansion is expected to create 250 jobs.