AAC East Expands Bennettsville, South Carolina, Manufacturing Operations
11/16/2024
The investment will include equipment upgrades as well as building and land improvements at the company’s existing facility which provides concrete blocks and panels to customers across the eastern U.S.
“We greatly appreciate the support of state and local leadership, which was critical to our commitment to making additional investments and creating new job opportunities in Marlboro County. Further, this announcement is a testament to the men and women on the AAC East team, as their hard work and dedication have given us confidence that we can grow and flourish in this community,” said AAC East, Managing Principal Chuck Paterno.
AAC East produces and distributes AAC, a sustainable, lightweight and energy-efficient alternative to concrete, used in commercial and residential floor and wall systems.
“Today’s announcement by AAC East is a clear indication of the company’s confidence in Marlboro County and South Carolina. We are grateful for this investment and the opportunities it will create for the people of Marlboro County in the years ahead,” Secretary of Commerce Harry M. Lightsey III noted.
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