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Freeberg Industrial Fabrication Plans Eloy, Arizona, Manufacturing Operations

09/23/2026
Metal fabrication manufacturer Freeberg Industrial Fabrication has established operations in Eloy, Arizona. The up to $12 million project is expected to create approximately 200 jobs by the end of 2027.

The investment included the construction of a new 160,000-square-foot manufacturing facility which will assemble reciprocating engine power generation packages and other large-scale electro-mechanical systems.

“Our new 160,000-square-foot facility, our largest site to date, is a milestone moment that reflects the growth we've earned through the hard work of our entire team at Freeberg and Hill & Smith PLC,” said Freeberg Industrial Fabrication CEO Marc F. Brown. “We're deeply grateful to the City of Eloy, the ACA and GPEC for their partnership and support throughout this process, and to Newport Commercial Partners and FCL for bringing our vision to life with a facility we're genuinely proud to call home.”

Freeberg Industrial Fabrication manufactures sheet metal and structural steel parts and provides metal cutting, forming, welding, painting and electro-mechanical assembly services. The company also provides build-to-print planning and engineering design services.

“Freeberg’s new advanced facility strengthens Arizona’s position as a national leader in manufacturing and brings meaningful, high-quality jobs to the community for Eloy and Pinal County residents,” noted Arizona Commerce Authority (ACA) President and CEO Sandra Watson. “We are grateful to Freeberg for its commitment to Arizona and look forward to supporting their long-term success in our state.”

“Freeberg’s manufacturing and engineering capabilities align perfectly with Greater Phoenix's value chain, positioning the company to form new partnerships and strengthen its presence in the Southwest," added Greater Phoenix Economic Council President and CEO Christine Mackay. "Eloy has emerged as a key connector in the regional supply chain, linking businesses across Greater Phoenix, Tucson, and out-of-state markets. We congratulate Eloy on this expansion and the new jobs it will bring to the community.”

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