$21M expansion to add 200 jobs at Greenville refrigeration plant
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Greenville refrigeration manufacturer plans $21.4M expansion, 200 new jobs
A Montcalm County manufacturer of upscale refrigeration products with roots dating back to the late 19th century plans a $21.4 million expansion in Greenville that executives say will create 200 new jobs to meet growing demand. The Michigan Strategic Fund board today approved a $1.28 million Michigan Business Development Program performance-based grant in support of Northland Corp.’s project, which will add 98,000 square feet of production space…
$21M expansion to add 200 jobs at Greenville refrigeration plant
GREENVILLE, Mich. (WOOD) — A Greenville refrigeration manufacturer is looking to expand. Northland Corporation is set to expand its facility at 1260 E. Van Deinse St. near Fitzner Road, with plans of adding 98,000 square feet to the 175,000-square-feet building. The $21.4 million expansion will create 200 new jobs at a facility that currently employs 116 people. Around 150 of those jobs will have an average starting page below $21.97 per hour, …
JUST IN: Northland Corporation announces $21 million expansion in Greenville
Northland Corporation, the longest-standing refrigeration company in North America, announced today it will be investing up to $21.4 million in a new expansion of its Greenville facility. The project will feature the construction of a new 227,750 square-foot expansion of the current 175,000 square-foot factory building located at 1260 E. Van Deinse St. The investment by the company is projected to create an estimated 200 jobs in Greenville in ad…
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