Consultants Forum    |   FacilityLocations    |   FastFacility    |   Advertise    |   Subscribe    |   Newsletter    |   RSSRSS
Area Development
Subscribe
Current Issue
Past Issues
State Resources
  
Topics
Asset Management
Business Globalization
Economics/ Government Policy
Energy/Sustainable Development
Labor/Education/HR
Logistics/Infrastructure
Site Selection/Facility Planning
Taxes/Incentives
Special Presentations
Annual Corporate & Consultants Survey Results
Annual Gold Shovel Economic Development Awards
Economic Developers Directory
Leading Metro Locations
Top Site Selection Factors
Top States for Doing Business
Market Reports
Aerospace
Automotive
Biotech
Food Processing
High Tech/Nano/Electronics
Medical/Pharmaceutical
Other Industries
Plastics
Inward Investment Guides
Location Canada
Location USA
Departments
Front Line
International Location Reports
Location Notebook
News Items
Studies/Research/Papers
U.S. Regional Reports
Viewpoint
Services
Consultants Forum
Newsletter  |  RSS RSS
Subscribe to Area Development Magazine
Advertise
About Us
Contact
Related Sites
FastFacility
FacilityLocations
Consultants Site Guide
FastGIS
Newsletters
Email Address*
Primary Industry
Japan-based Morio Denki To Open First US Plant In Lincoln, Nebraska
Area Development Online News Desk (09/11/2013)
A Japan-based firm that manufactures electrical equipment, Morio Denki, plans to open its first U.S. operation in Lincoln, Nebraska by the end of this year.

The company operates four business divisions: railway, automotive, shipping and real estate. The company has sold train component parts to Kawasaki Motors Manufacturing in Lincoln. Locating this facility near Kawasaki is a strategic move for Morio Denki, said Lt. Gov. Levon Heidemann.

“The opportunity to showcase the state of Nebraska, its economic development programs and its business friendly environment is necessary for further business development between Nebraska and Japan,” said Heidemann.

Tamio Takano will become president of the new company and will be joined by Koichi Tagawa in moving to Lincoln, where they will hire additional staff. “Japan is Nebraska's 3rd largest trade partner and the Japan Midwest U.S. Association Conference is an efficient way to strengthen our business relationships,” said Catherine Lang, Director of Nebraska Economic Development.

 
Article Discussion
News Items
 
Around The Web
 
Studies/Research
News Items
 
Around The Web
 
Studies/Research
SPiGlobal Madison Plans $1.2 Million In Capital Improvements At Its Madison, Wisconsin, Call Center Facility
04/17/2014
TM Track Machines Opens Parsons, Kansas, Railcar Repair-Tamper Manufacturing Facility
04/17/2014
Jager Group Plans $4.5 Million Expansion At Its La Porte, Indiana, Manufacturing Campus
04/17/2014
Specialty Metals Distributor Future Metals Establishes Dayton, Ohio, Service Center
04/17/2014
Moravia Expands To Larger Production Hub In Seattle, Washington
04/16/2014
Germany-based Industrial Hose Producer NORRES Chooses South Bend, Indiana, For North American Plant
04/16/2014
Innotrac Corporation Readies Redlands, California, Fulfillment Center
04/16/2014
AddThis Feed
Email Tips: Send Us Business Expansion or Relocation News
<< More Recent Next >>
Top Performing Airports in 2014 for Air Cargo and Industrial RE
Area Development Online Research Desk
10th Annual Survey of Site Selection Consultants: Economy on a More Continuous Growth Track
Area Development Magazine Special Presentation
28th Annual Survey of Corporate Executives: Availability of Skilled Labor New Top Priority
Area Development Magazine Special Presentation
Manufacturers Surveyed in Q4 2013 Optimistic About the 2014 Economy
Geraldine Gambale, Area Development Magazine
The Need for Increasing the Capacity of Public Transportation Infrastructure
Area Development Online Research Desk
New Technologies Transforming Manufacturing, Changing Competition
Area Development Online Research Desk
C-Suite Must Show Higher Awareness and Involvement in Pursuing Tax Credits & Incentives Opportunities
Area Development Online Research Desk
JLL: The State of Industrial Real Estate
Aaron Ahlburn, Jones Lang LaSalle
How E-Commerce Is Changing the Face of Industrial Distribution Center Real Estate
Richard H. Thompson, Jones Lang Lasalle
Five Tax Reform Measures to Boost U.S. Investment and Economic Growth
Area Development Online Research Desk
All Studies/Research/Papers

Share