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Area Development - Site Selection, Facility Planning and Workforce Development

IMC Companies Relocates-Plans Collierville, Tennessee, Headquarters

10/20/2021
IMC Companies, the largest marine drayage company in the United States, will invest $23 million to expand its headquarters in Collierville, Tennessee. The project is expected to create 158 jobs in Shelby County.

Currently located in Memphis, IMC will relocate its headquarters operations to support the company’s growth. Construction on the 75,000-square-foot facility is underway and expected to be complete later this year.

“Growth has always been part of the culture at IMC Companies. Moving our corporate headquarters to Collierville is a defining moment for us. I’m proud to be able to expand our investment in Tennessee where we started IMC Companies 40 years ago,” Mark H. George, chairman of IMC Companies said.

Equipped with the largest fleet of trucks and chassis and an integrated network of smart depots, IMC Companies moves cargo to and from all major rails and ports in the nation. Family-owned and operated for 40 years, IMC plays an integral role in the international supply chain industry. The company has grown to provide services that include drayage, expedited services, warehousing, chassis provisioning and secured container storage. With more than 2,200 drivers and trucks across the U.S. and industry-expert leadership, IMC pairs regional expertise with nationwide coverage for innovative customer solutions.

“Tennessee ranks No. 1 in the Southeast for job growth in the headquarters, finance and tech industry with more than 178,000 Tennesseans employed by companies in this sector. IMC’s decision to expand in Shelby County underscores the state’s business-friendly climate and skilled workforce, and we appreciate the company’s continued investment in West Tennessee,” noted TNECD Commissioner Bob Rolfe.

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