Alinabal Group to open manufacturing facility in Greer
The Upstate location is expected to be operational in early 2026.
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Manufacturing: Made in the Upstate
If you ever want to see how worldly the Upstate is, check out the Greenville Area Development Corp.’s Excel spreadsheet that lists more than 1,000 manufacturers here. From around the…
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New bill proposes congressional review of tariffs; SC manufacturers disagree
Amid a flurry of national reports naming everything from model trains to Bibles as casualties of the White House’s trade war with China, Joe Cunningham, a Democratic representative from South…
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Top worldwide supplier of agricultural machinery coming to Greenville
One of the world’s leading suppliers of agricultural machinery, Alo, announced that they will establish operations in Greenville County in October 2019. Their plans include a $6 million investment, which…
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ZF secures deal with Fiat Chrysler Automobiles
Series production will start in Germany in 2022 and eventually move to Gray Court facility Less than 90 days after announcing the largest order in their company’s history in a…
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Report: Workforce shortage expected to continue for another decade
Upstate manufacturers expecting an end to their workforce woes are likely to see the shortage of skilled hands extend well into the next decade. The latest report by the National…
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Five year, $60 million investment in Greenville facility
Greenville County will benefit from 3M’s $60 million planned capital investment over the next five years to increase its manufacturing capacity and enhance its infrastructure at its operations in Greenville. 3M…
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New GE lab creating opportunities for Clemson Students
Story Highlights GE dedicates three advanced machines to Clemson University studies 1,000 square feet inside GE’s Greenville-based Advanced Manufacturing Works dedicated to undergraduate & graduate students Lab will create…
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KUKA Robotics partners with Greenville Tech
Greenville Tech’s Center for Manufacturing Innovation already had some KUKA robots, but the partnership gives them four new, larger ones to keep during the duration of its partnership with KUKA. In return, KUKA now has a trainer based at the center to teach the company’s clients how to use the robots.
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Technology, innovation drive local manufacturers to become smarter, more data-driven enterprises
By Chris Yarrow Co-founder and managing partner, The Hiring Group The marketplace of the 21st century is evolving into one of merging national markets, fragmented consumer markets, and rapidly changing product…
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