International company announces $15.1M Charlotte expansion, 60 new jobs
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (WBTV) – An international manufacturing company announced a $15.1 million Charlotte expansion last week that will bring 60 new jobs to the area.
On Wednesday, Jan. 15, groninger USA, LLC, a family-owned company based in Crailsheim, Germany, said it plans to expand its current site along South Lakes Drive near Carowinds.
The expansion will increase the company’s workforce from 112 to 172 full-time employees over the next five years. New positions will pay an average of $76,037, officials said.
“Charlotte has been an outstanding home for our North American headquarters, and as our company grows, so does our need for additional space and talented employees,” said groninger USA CEO Philipp Hauser. “With its strategic location and world-class airport, Charlotte provides seamless connections to our customers and our parent company in Germany.”
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About groninger
groninger is “a leading international manufacturer of filling and closing machines for the pharmaceutical, consumer healthcare and cosmetics industries.”
For more information on the company and its vision, click here.
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