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For a reduced listing click on Categories: Expanding Industry, New Industry, OEM, System Integration Ohio is the 3rd largest state for manufacturing companies and employment. Ohio only follows California and Texas respectively. Ohio is the 7th state by population and 34th by land area. Ohio is the seventh-largest economy in the United States with a…
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Rossford (Wood County) OPMobility is expanding its North American plastics manufacturing footprint with plans to build a new Ohio plant featuring advanced injection molding technology, creating more than 500 jobs as part of a broader effort to double its U.S. sales by 2030. The Levallois-Perret, France-based company said the facility will begin production in the…
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Aurora (Portage County) Thyssenkrupp Rothe Erde announced in May that it was consolidating its operations in Aurora, a $10 million investment that involves relocating 25 machines from its Kentucky operations. The project is expected to add 45 new employees while retaining 127 existing jobs. They manufacture slewing ring bearings and seamless rolled rings.
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Bedford Laboratories, 300 Northfield Rd, Bedford, OH 44146 (Cuyahoga County) Hikma Pharmaceuticals USA Inc is a London-based pharmaceuticals company expects to create 300 full-time-equivalent jobs at its Bedford facility by expanding production of injectable medications in Northeast Ohio as part of a companywide strategy to increase domestic manufacturing capacity. The expansion is expected to generate…
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Rossford, Wood County, (Toledo) OPmobility Exterior USA, LLC expects to create 541 full-time-equivalent positions, generating $40 million in new annual payroll. The new plant will have advanced injection molding technology. OPmobility develops and manufactures plastic automotive exterior which include grills, bumpers, wheel flares, and tailgates—and serves customers including General Motors, Stellantis, and Ford. The operation,…
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Piketon, 70 miles south of Columbus SoftBank is planning to construct the AI computing complex at a former uranium enrichment complex owned by the U.S. Energy Department. It would be powered with roughly $33 billion worth of natural gas-fired electricity. The 3,700-acre plot has existing high-voltage power lines that the new infrastructure can tap. At…