Three businesses are expanding soon in Right to Work South Carolina. These are Auria, Monti, and Home Depot. These expansions no doubt come as a result of the benefits that Right to Work states offer businesses. These expansions will also, in turn, help further the economy.
Read on so you can learn more about each investment!
Auria is investing over $12.4 million in order to expand in Right to Work Spartanburg, South Carolina. This will also create 100 new jobs!
“We are proud to be able to grow our business and build on our future at the Spartanburg plant. We know we can continue to count on Spartanburg’s talented, dedicated workforce to help us deliver best-in-class automotive products to our customers.” […]
“This announcement is a terrific win for the Upstate, and today, we congratulate Auria on their expansion in Spartanburg County. This announcement is further proof that South Carolina is an ideal location for businesses to grow and thrive.”
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Monti Inc is investing $4.7 million in order to expand in Right to Work Greenwood, South Carolina. This will also create 16 new jobs!
“This expansion is a testament to Monti’s purpose to ‘Defy The Odds’ and will continue to be the driving force of our company culture and legacy. We pride ourselves on our family-owned and-operated history, and that sentiment is spread throughout all levels of the organization. Monti recognizes that teamwork is the key to workplace success, and we look forward to adding to our ever-growing team in the Greenwood area.” […]
“South Carolina’s manufacturing sector continues to create opportunities and jobs across the state, and today’s announcement by Monti is the latest example of that fact. This investment will have a positive impact in Greenwood County and beyond.”
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Home Depot is expanding soon in four Right to Work South Carolina counties including Charleston, Greenville, Jasper, and Lexington creating 100 new jobs!
“Lexington County Council is pleased to partner with The Home Depot on their announcement of expanding operations in Lexington County. Lexington County congratulates The Home Depot on their continued success and company growth in the community. We consider their expansion a great compliment to Lexington’s business climate with low taxes, available workforce and excellent quality of life.” […]
“SouthernCarolina Alliance welcomes The Home Depot to our manufacturing and distribution community. We believe that this announcement is one of many more to come as companies from around the globe see the benefits of Jasper County in terms of workforce, business environment and proximity to I-95 and major seaports. We are proud to have The Home Depot in Jasper County.”
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