Paris manufacturer to add 170 jobs
Eurotranciatura USA announced it will expand its operations over the next five years, adding more than 170 jobs.
Paris manufacturer to add 170 jobs Eurotranciatura USA announced it will expand its operations over the next five years, adding more than 170 jobs. Check out this story on jacksonsun.com: http://www.jacksonsun.com/story/money/business/2016/07/26/paris-manufacturer-add-170-jobs/87567432/
Tyler Whetstone, twhetstone@jacksonsun.com Published 11:15 a.m. CT July 26, 2016 | Updated 7:26 p.m. CT July 26, 2016
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Paris manufacturer Eurotranciatura USA announced Tuesday it will be expanding its operations over the next five years, adding more than 170 jobs in the process.
The steel lamination plant will invest $12.6 million to expand its operations, according to a press release from the state's Economic and Community Development Department.
Gov. Bill Haslam said the expansion pushes the state closer to being the best location in the Southeast for high quality jobs.
"Advanced manufacturing runs deep in Tennessee," Haslam said in the release. "Time and time again, when manufacturers choose to locate in our state, Tennesseans are up to the task. Tennessee's highly skilled workforce and dedication to innovation continue to attract leading manufacturers like Eurotranciatura."
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According to the release, Eurotranciatura is a subsidiary of the world's largest steel lamination company for electrical rotating machines. The company's investment includes upgrades and new equipment for the Paris plant and a 30,000 square foot distribution warehouse.
Eurotranciatura manufacturers steel lamination products for electrical motors and generators.
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