Drylock Technologies Looks to Right to Work North Carolina for Location

Drylock Technologies is establishing operations soon in Right to Work Reidsville, North Carolina. In order to do this, the company is investing a total of $26.9 million toward the project. They will also create 113 new jobs. So this is exciting news for those in Rockingham County!

From Area Development Magazine:

“People often asked me when I would be establishing a baby products plant in the U.S. – and I’m very happy to say that the time is now. […] In 2023, we reached 1.2 billion EUR in sales, but we’re eager to keep growing. The next step we’re taking towards further growth is to open a baby care products plant in North Carolina. With a localized manufacturing presence, we can support faster product development for our U.S. customers and empower them with an unparalleled speed to market.” […]

“The combination of manufacturing and innovation has taken North Carolina’s textile legacy to new heights. […] With a strong nonwoven supply chain and the largest nonwovens manufacturing workforce in the nation, North Carolina offers the right blend of training and partnerships to help companies like Drylock Technologies thrive.” […]

“The Drylock team has been wonderful to work with and we know they will be great corporate partners for years to come. […] We are grateful for the leadership from the County Commissioners and partnerships with the Department of Commerce, North Carolina Economic Development Partnership and Mary Lesa Pegg, the City of Reidsville, and the building owner, 287 Partnership, for bringing this project to fruition as it truly takes a team to have these types of great announcements.”

AREA DEVELOPMENT MAGAZINE

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