Modine Plans New Jobs in Right to Work Mississippi
Modine is planning to create over 450 new jobs as a result of an expansion in Right to Work Grenada County, Mississippi. This investment will total $38 million.
From Area Development Magazine:
“This is another big economic development win for Grenada County and Mississippi. Four-hundred-and-fifty jobs are a lot of jobs, and that means a lot of meaningful careers for Mississippians. Modine’s investment speaks volumes to our dedication to cultivating one of the top business environments in the country.
“Modine’s $38 million expansion marks another huge win for Grenada County. Just as exciting is the fact that Modine is creating hundreds of new jobs for the region’s workforce. MDA is in the business of bringing new opportunities to the people of our state, and these are the types of projects that keep them in good, steady jobs—jobs that will one day be filled by future generations of Mississippians. We are proud to support Modine’s growth and appreciate the company for choosing to produce its data center cooling equipment right here at home.” […]
“Modine and Grenada County have a bright future, and Entergy Mississippi is proud and prepared to serve it. Industrial expansion in our communities continues to bolster workforce and economic development across the state and this announcement is a great example of our teamwork with the Mississippi Development Authority and local organizations like the Greater Grenada Partnership. […]
“The expansion of Modine’s operations in Grenada, Mississippi, with an investment of more than $38 million and the creation of over 450 new high-paying jobs, serves as a testament to the thriving business climate of Mississippi and Grenada County. It further highlights the pro-business attitude of the Grenada County Board of Supervisors and the Greater Grenada Partnership, demonstrating their commitment to fostering growth, attracting investment and building a prosperous future for our industrial partners. Modine has been a valued partner and we thank them for their continued commitment to Grenada County.”
To read the previous economic update on Right to Work states, click here.