Tempur Sealy International Leases Manufacturing-Distribution Center In Hagerstown, Maryland
04/22/2015
Tempur Sealy International, Inc. formed when Tempur-Pedic International and Sealy Corporation merged in 2013, creating the world’s largest bedding provider. The company develops mattresses, pillows, foundations, and other bedding products.
As an incentive to assist with the expansion, the State is providing a $400,000 conditional loan through the Maryland Economic Development Assistance Authority and Fund. Additionally, Washington County will provide the company with a $250,000 conditional loan to help with project costs.
“Working with our partners in Washington County, we are ensuring that global bedding giant Tempur Sealy International can expand and add 120 new jobs in Western Maryland,” said DBED Secretary Mike Gill. “Assisting companies like Tempur Sealy shows our commitment to making Maryland a place where all businesses can grow and thrive.”
“Through the diligent efforts of the Maryland Department of Business Development staff and the State, we’re able to retain and expand Tempur Sealy International in the Washington County community and continue building a business-friendly environment for the future,” said Terry Baker, President of the Washington County Board of County Commissioners. “We’re continuing our active recruitment of businesses interested in growing in Washington County and we’re committed to expanding economic opportunities for our citizens through partnerships at the local, regional and state level.”
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