Homanit Brings 300 New Jobs to Right to Work South Carolina
Homanit is planning to create 300 new jobs in Right to Work Alcolu, South Carolina, as a result of the new establishment here. In order to make all of the possible, the wood material manufacturing company is investing a total of $250 million.
From Area Development Magazine:
“We are incredibly grateful for the warm welcome and strong support we’ve received from the Clarendon County community, the state of South Carolina and Governor McMaster. This investment marks a significant milestone for our company, and we’re proud to become part of such a vibrant and forward-looking region. The area’s skilled workforce, strategic location and strong infrastructure make Clarendon County the ideal foundation for our next phase of growth in North America.” […]
“Homanit’s announcement to establish such a large operation in Clarendon County represents a tremendous vote of confidence in our state’s forestry and manufacturing industries. This significant $250 million investment and the opportunities it brings to a rural area will have a lasting impact. Congratulations to Homanit and Clarendon County on this remarkable accomplishment.” […]
“We are pleased that international companies continue to choose central South Carolina for their U.S. operations. The central region’s rich natural resources and skilled workforce have made Homanit’s decision to invest $250 million and create 300 new jobs in Clarendon County possible. This investment not only boosts our region’s economy and improves the quality of life for residents, but also reinforces that our region has a lot to offer to growth-oriented companies.”
To read the previous economic update on Right to Work states, click here.