Canada-based MECART Plans Greenville, South Carolina, Manufacturing Center
08/06/2021
Located at 208 Old Fork Shoals Road, state officials noted MECART, Inc. has experienced substantial growth in the United States over the past decade and has an aggressive plan for future growth, with the new Greenville County operation bringing the company closer to the local market. The new facility is expected to be operational by late summer 2021.
“We are very excited to call Greenville, S.C. home now. Our new factory will allow us to meet rapidly growing customer demand with our high-quality modular system for cleanrooms and industrial enclosures. This facility, staffed with great people from South Carolina, is a key element to help us achieve our strategic vision,” said MECART, Inc. Vice President of U.S. Operations Charles Lipeles.
Founded in Quebec, Canada in 1974, MECART, Inc. designs, engineers, manufactures and installs modular buildings for industrial applications, including cleanrooms, control rooms and offices for harsh environments, operator booths, sound studios, acoustical components and industrial silencers.
“Recruiting international firms like MECART, Inc. to South Carolina is a critical part of our economic development strategy. This Canada-based company’s decision to establish operations in Greenville County is great news for the local community and our state,” said Secretary of Commerce Harry M. Lightsey III.
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