Baxter Manufacturing, a full-service supplier for the plastics industry, plans to expand its operations in Westminster, South Carolina. The $15.7 million project is expected to create 36 jobs in Oconee County.
Weidmann Electrical Technology, Inc., a company specializing in the production of electrical insulation materials and components for transformers, plans to expand its operations in St. Johnsbury, Vermont.
Upstate Elevator Supply Co., a company that makes ingestible, beverage, pet, and topical products, opened its new CBD-focused manufacturing facility in Burlington, Vermont. The facility is fully compliant with Current Good Manufacturing Practice regulations.
LWI Metal Works, a long-established manufacturer of fabricated structural metal, expanded the company’s production and storage space in Morrisville, Vermont, 28 miles north of the state capitol in Montpelier.
Saxtons River Distillery plans to expand operations with a relocation to facility four times larger than its current location in Windham County, Vermont. As an incentive provided through the Windham County Economic Development Program, the Vermont Economic Development Authority approved a $350,000 loan to help a local distillery purchase and renovate new production space in Brattleboro.
Rahway, New Jersey-based A&M Industrial Inc., expanded its operations with the acquisition of Industrial Tool Specialist, an industrial distributor headquartered in Springfield, Vermont.
A manufacturer of precision gages and fixtures, North Hartland Tool Corporation, is expanding its manufacturing plant, 54 miles north of Brattleboro, in North Hartland, Vermont.
Toyota Motor Corporation and Mazda Motor Corporation signed a joint venture agreement to build a $1.6 billion assembly plant somewhere in the United States.
A company that specializes in a wide variety of pharmaceuticals compounded with specific focuses in operating room anesthesia, Edge Pharmacy Services, is expanding its manufacturing facility to include an additional 20,000 square feet of space Colchester, Vermont, 8.7 miles north of Burlington.
Vermont Economic Development Authority provided tax-exempt bonds and other incentives to spark manufacturing expansion projects in the cities of Essex, Rutland and Barre.
State Economic Development Authority board members awarded direct financial assistance and tax benefits to three companies for job creation and expansion projects in DeWitt, Council Bluffs and Davenport, Iowa.
“VEDA is pleased to provide financing that will help manufacturing, agricultural and small business projects move forward with their growth plans,” said Jo Bradley, the Authority’s CEO. “In addition, a community health center will expand, and several renewable energy and start-up initiatives will also receive VEDA financing.”
Vermont Economic Development Authority approved financing to help spark economic development projects throughout the state totaling $16.8 million.
In mid-July, PwC released its Q2 2016 Manufacturing Barometer, which surveyed senior executives at U.S.-based industrial manufacturing firms to determine their assessment of the direction of the nation’s economy, as well as their projections for thei
Cushman & Wakefield has announced that U.S. industrial markets absorbed a record-setting 70.1 million square feet (msf) of space in the second quarter of 2016, up 6.0 percent from the same period a year ago, and resulting in year-to-date absorption o
The state’s Economic Development Authority provided grant incentives to help various manufacturing, commercial, and economic development projects move forward in St. Albans, Northfield and West Marlboro, Vermont.
Financing was approved by the Economic Development Authority to support economic development projects throughout The Green Mountain State in Northfield, Middlebury and Derby Lane, Vermont.
The Vermont Economic Development Authority approved loans and financing as incentives to spark economic development projects throughout the Green Mountain State.
The Vermont Economic Development Authority approved business financing loans for entrepreneurial, energy, and small business projects throughout the state.
The Vermont Economic Development Authority approved nearly $30.5 million in business financings to assist with corporate expansion and improvement grant projects throughout the state.
Vermont Economic Development Authority awarded loans, financial support and incentives for seven business expansion projects throughout the Green Mountain State.
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