Sumitomo Electric Wiring Systems Expands in Right to Work Kentucky
Sumitomo Electric Wiring Systems is investing a total of $17 million in order to expand its operations in Right to Work Simpson County, Kentucky. As part of the expansion, the company will also create 76 new jobs!
From Area Development Magazine:
“We have been producing connectors and terminals in Kentucky since 1988; it’s very exciting to be able to continue to grow and expand in South Central Kentucky. […] We have wanted to expand in Kentucky for several years, and with cooperation from the Franklin-Simpson Industrial Authority and the state, we are now able to move forward with our growth plans. This area offers a wealth of resources including the backbone of our business – our associates, as well as the local tech schools and supporting services.” […]
“Kentucky’s manufacturing industry has long been a key economic driver for this state, and the momentum we have seen within this sector in recent years shows no sign of slowing. […] This is a fantastic investment for the Simpson County community, and I am thrilled to see a quality company like Sumitomo Electric Wiring Systems, which has done business in Kentucky for 37 years, continue to believe in our state’s resources and workforce. I want to thank the company’s leadership and look forward to their continued success.” […]
“We are thrilled to welcome Sumitomo Electric Wiring Systems’ expansion to Franklin. […] This $17 million investment not only demonstrates their confidence in our workforce and community but also marks a major milestone in our continued economic growth. We look forward to supporting their success as they create 76 new jobs for our residents.”
To read the previous economic update on Right to Work states, click here.