3M Expanding Angleton, Texas, Manufacturing Operations
04/15/2011
"3M has had a strong presence in Texas since 1965, and we are happy to be coming to Angleton thanks to this investment from the TEF," 3M Government and Community Affairs Manager Russell Bridges said. "Texans are hard-working, resourceful, and dependable, and those traits will help 3M continue our successful partnership with the state."
The company will relocate some manufacturing currently performed in New Ulm, Minnesota, to Angleton. The Texas plant produces powder coatings that protect metal from corrosion.
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