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Siemens, a global technology company that specializes in industrial modernization, infrastructure and mobility, today announced the completion of a 52,000-square-foot facility expansion in Spartanburg County.
The $36 million investment in the facility on Old Georgia Road in Roebuck has helped support the creation of more than 180 new jobs, according to a news release from the S.C. Commerce Department.
“Siemens’ critical infrastructure technologies, manufactured by the skilled workforce here in Spartanburg, are supporting the industries that form the backbone of America’s economy,” Siemens U.S. President and CEO Barbara Humpton, said in the release. “As this economy rebounds, and the need for innovative infrastructure grows, our expanded Spartanburg facility will play a vital role in ensuring our customers and America’s supply chain remains strong just as it has throughout the pandemic.”
|April 21, 2021 at 11:59 AM EDT - Updated April 21 at 6:53 PM
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) - M.C. Dean, Inc., a global cyber-physical systems integration and engineering company, says they plan to expand operations in Charleston County.
Charleston County says M.C. Dean has not only had a presence in South Carolina for over 25 years, but their $7.3 million investment will create 126 new jobs in Charleston County.
M.C. Dean, Inc. says they will be hiring engineers, project managers and technicians to join their team.
A statement from the county said M.C. Dean, Inc. designs, builds, operates and maintains cyber-physical solutions for mission-critical facilities, secure environments, complex infrastructure and global enterprises.