Midwest Press and Automation Expands Delta Township, Michigan, Manufacturing Operations
03/23/2025
The investment will include an additional 27,000 square feet of assembly and machining space at the company’s existing facility.
“The Lansing region continues to be a great spot for investment, and for growing companies like Midwest Press with a bright future,” said Bob Trezise, President and CEO of the Lansing Economic Area Partnership (LEAP). “This project marks yet another victory for our mobility manufacturing ecosystem, providing further evidence that the Lansing region is a mobility hot spot now and for the future. Of course, projects like this are only possible because of great partners, especially Delta Township and the MEDC.”
Midwest Press and Automation is part of the supply chain of many second-tier OEMs including companies in the defense, healthcare, motor laminations, agriculture, building fasteners and food and beverage services industries.
The project is being supported by a $202,500 Michigan Business Development Program performance-based grant. In addition, Delta Township is providing support through an anticipated approval of a real property tax abatement with a State Education Tax abatement from the MEDC.
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