Japan-Based IRIS USA Plans Western US Regional Headquarters In Surprise, Arizona
07/31/2015
The firm plans to develop a 420,000-square-foot office, manufacturing, and distribution facility near the southwest corner of Dysart and Cactus roads. IRIS USA will use the facility to manufacture and distribute its consumer plastics storage products and conduct research and development.
"IRIS USA selected Surprise for its western regional headquarters due to the site's excellent location and infrastructure, as well as the myriad of community amenities our city offers," said Mayor Sharon Wolcott. "IRIS will be investing tens of millions of dollars and creating approximately 150 jobs in our city that will significantly add to our overall economic base. Our community is thrilled to welcome the IRIS family to Surprise, Arizona."
"The rail-served project, which is in a designated Foreign Trade Zone, is of significant value to IRIS USA," noted Rob Stephens of Newmark Grubb Knight Frank, the commercial real estate advisory firm that announced the closing. "These special benefits, paired with the premium accessibility and location, helped to cement IRIS' decision to plant a company flag in Surprise." This project will be centered between Loop 303, the new Northern Parkway, Loop 101 and State Highway 60, along the BNSF Railroad in Surprise.
Project Announcements
Philip Morris International Plans Tampa, Florida, Operations
03/24/2026
TerraPower Isotopes Plans Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Manufacturing Operations
03/24/2026
#TagSwag Expands Louisville, Kentucky, Production-Fulfillment Operations
03/23/2026
Forge Construction Relocates-Expands Kansas City, Missouri, Headquarters Operations
03/23/2026
Henkel Plans Trumbull, Connecticut, Research-Development Operations
03/23/2026
BorgWarner Plans Hendersonville, North Carolina, Manufacturing Operations
03/23/2026
Most Read
-
Top States for Doing Business in 2024: A Continued Legacy of Excellence
Q3 2024
-
Economic Developer Role Shifting from Deal-Making to Systems Stewardship
Q1 2026
-
What Companies Need from Modern Manufacturing Sites
Q1 2026
-
Capitalizing on the OBBBA Before the 2026 Cliff
Q1 2026
-
Amazon’s First Mass Timber Delivery Station Tests the Future of Low-Carbon Logistics
Q4 2025
-
Last Word: Don’t Lose by Winning
Q1 2026
-
Advanced Manufacturing Isn’t a Buzzword—It’s a Different Location Strategy
Q1 2026