Terravanta Power Systems, a Kaishan Group geothermal company, broke ground on a $74.5 million, 200,000-square-foot manufacturing facility in Loxley, Alabama, making screw and turbine expander systems. The project will create 63 new jobs.
Kaishan Compressor USA completed an $11 million expansion of its Loxley, Alabama facility, doubling its operations there and adding production, testing, warehouse and R&D space. The company plans to create more than 50 jobs over five years.
Kaishan Compressor USA (KCA) held an opening ceremony on September 9, 2025 for the second phase of its plant in Loxley, Baldwin County, Alabama, an investment of over USD 11 million that doubles its operations and makes oil-free screw compressors locally.
Kaishan Compressor USA completed an $11 million expansion of its Loxley, Alabama plant, doubling the site's size to boost production, training, R&D and job creation, with more than 50 jobs planned.
Kaishan Compressor USA (KCA) held a groundbreaking for an expansion of its Baldwin County, Alabama plant, adding 90,000 sq ft of new factory space and a 5,000 sq ft R&D center to expand dry oil-free screw air compressor production. The $15 million cost is fully self-funded.
Kaishan Compressor USA broke ground on an $11 million expansion of its Loxley, Baldwin County, Alabama plant, planning to add 50 jobs over five years.
Kaishan group held a ribbon cutting and grand opening on October 4, 2019 for its new 65,000 sq ft U.S. corporate headquarters and manufacturing facility in Loxley, Alabama. The site brings 62 manufacturing jobs and more than $11 million in capital investment over its first three years.
Zhejiang Kaishan Compressor's wholly owned US subsidiary Kaishan Compressor USA (KCA) held an opening ceremony for a new $15 million plant in Baldwin County, Alabama, which makes oil-free screw compressors. The plant began construction in July 2018 and covers 65,000 square feet.
Kaishan Group is building a 65,000 sq ft corporate headquarters and air compressor plant in Loxley, Baldwin County, with a USD 11 million investment and about 62 jobs. A groundbreaking was held and completion is planned for the second quarter of 2019.