International heat exchanger manufacturer to invest and create jobs in Catawba County, NC
March 13th, 2010 - 2:35 am ICT by BNO News ( Leave a comment )RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA (BNO NEWS) – Turbotec Products Inc., an international supplier of heat exchangers and heat transfer products for the heating, refrigeration and geothermal markets, will expand their facility in Hickory, Catawba County, Governor Beverly Perdue announced on Friday.
The company will move its core manufacturing operations from Connecticut to a larger facility in Hickory, adding 73 new jobs and investing $6.5 million in the next three years. The project received a $76,500 grant from the One North Carolina Fund.
Turbotec currently owns a manufacturing plant in Connecticut and a facility in Hickory that employs 16 workers.
“Turbotec is excited about the expansion of its manufacturing presence in North Carolina,” said Sunil Raina, president of Turbotec. “We see the availability of a trained manufacturing workforce in Catawba County as a major plus for the company in the coming years. With this move, we will be better able to serve our expanding customer base, especially in the Southern United States.”
- Albaad USA Inc. to invest $9 million and create 95 jobs in Reidsville, NC - Apr 15, 2010
- Northeast Foods to make $25 million investment in North Carolina - Feb 23, 2010
- VSA LLC to invest $4.5 million in Burke County, NC production plant - May 12, 2010
- Siemens Energy to add 825 jobs in Charlotte, NC - Mar 12, 2010
- Clariant to expand operations in North Carolina with $2.5 million investment, creating 50 jobs - Apr 06, 2010
- North Carolina to expand "Healthy and Ready to Learn" initiative - Mar 19, 2010
- North Carolina gives local businesses contracting advantage - Feb 18, 2010
- LG Hausys to expand operations in Georgia - Feb 16, 2010
- Storms kill at least 47 across US - Apr 18, 2011
- North Carolina launches campaign to crack down Medicaid fraud, waste, and abuse - Mar 25, 2010
- Governor Perdue launches North Carolina Teacher Working Conditions Survey - Mar 16, 2010
- North Carolina Governor urges residents to prepare for hurricane season - May 26, 2010
- North Carolina Governor appoints commissioners to the State Commission on Volunteerism and Community Service - Mar 02, 2010
- North Carolina receives $9.3 million for children's health innovations - Feb 24, 2010
- North Carolina Gov. Perdue appoints new District Court Bench - Feb 16, 2010
Tags: 5 million, beverly perdue, bno, catawba county nc, connecticut, county governor, customer base, geothermal, heat exchanger, heat exchangers, heat transfer products, heating refrigeration, manufacturing plant, nc raleigh, new jobs, presence, raleigh north carolina, turbotec products, workforce
