/PRNewswire/ Oldcastle APG, a CRH Company, has acquired Pebble Technology International®, an industry leader in branded outdoor living products and the.
Oldcastle APG, along with Gov. Bill Lee and Department of Economic and Community Development Commissioner Bob Rolfe announced in a press release Wednesday Oldcastle APG will expand operations in Clarksville,
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Oldcastle will bag mulch at the new facility on 40 acres in Rome.
Irish building materials giant
Oldcastle APG’s lawn and garden division is putting a new facility in
Rome, an investment that will employ up to 50 people after it begins production in the spring of 2022.
Located on 40 newly purchased acres, the company will build a small facility for mulch bagging, though most dyeing and preparation work will be done outdoors. The full capital investment was not disclosed.
The facility will be the division’s second in
Interstate 20 about 60 miles from Atlanta.
According to Oldcastle APG President
Tim Ortman, Floyd County won out after a search that spanned 12 northwest Georgia counties.
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ATLANTA, January 12, 2021 – Oldcastle APG has broadened its manufacturing footprint with the acquisition of CST, a leading regional manufacturer of lawn and garden products, including bagged and bulk mulches and soils.
Founded in 2010 and headquartered in Elk River, Minnesota, CST supplies lawn and garden products to retail and independent customers throughout the midwestern United States. As a co-packing partner, CST’s product offerings fit seamlessly into APG’s existing product portfolio, strengthening manufacturing capabilities and improving regional product availability.
“Our lawn and garden business has experienced exponential growth fueled by increasing demand in the home remodeling space,” said Oldcastle APG President, Tim Ortman. “The acquisition of CST supports the strategic growth plans of our lawn and garden segment by enhancing our ability to meet the needs of customers throughout the Midwest region.”