Contact: Anthony P. Iriti Director Findlay•Hancock County Economic Development 419.348.1922 airiti@FindlayHancockED.com Findlay Again Ranked Top Micropolitan Community in the U.S. in 2015 Local Economic Development Projects top the national chart at 26 projects in 2015 (FINDLAY, OH, March 1, 2016)— For the second consecutive year, Findlay, Ohio has been… Read more »
What’s new in Findlay and Hancock County, Ohio?
Whirlpool to invest $40.6 million in Findlay
FINDLAY — Whirlpool Corp. said Thursday it will spend $40.6 million to expand its dishwasher manufacturing plant in Findlay and add 50 jobs. The expansion of 86,400 square feet will increase assembly capacity and material space to boost production to meet rising consumer demand for its products, said the appliance maker, which is based in… Read more »
Findlay Factory Wins State Tax Credit
FINDLAY, Ohio – Freudenberg-NOK Sealing Technologies today won an eight-year, 45 percent state tax credit on 25 jobs it plans to add at its automotive parts factory. The credit, approved by the State Tax Credit Authority, will apply to the company’s payroll tax. The company, which employs 148, has through 2018 to add the jobs… Read more »
Findlay Hancock Ranked Top Micropolitan ED Group in U.S.
FINDLAY, OHIO – Site Selection magazine has named Findlay-Hancock County Economic Development as one of the top 20 micropolitan economic development groups. The magazine ranked local economic development groups across the United States according to four categories, including: new jobs, new jobs per 10,000 residents, new investment amount, and new investment per 10,000 residents. Findlay… Read more »
Findlay Plant Saved by Valgroup
FINDLAY, OHIO – Last September, it was announced that a Findlay plant was in danger of closing. Since then things have turned around for the plant and Friday the company’s new owners held a special ribbon cutting ceremony to celebrate the re-launch of production. Local and state officials welcomed the owning family of Valgroup, who… Read more »
Findlay Production Plant Creating Jobs
TOLEDO, OH (Toledo News Now) – The city of Findlay was on the brink of losing a major production plant, and the 55 jobs that it employed until another company decided to buy it out.Last September, the plant, formerly known as the Dow Chemical Company, announced they were ready to shut down operations. That’s when… Read more »
Hancock County City Becomes Major Hub of Region’s Economic Activity
FINDLAY, OHIO — A Fortune 25 company headquarters right on Main Street, a cluster of foreign manufacturers,a booming restaurant industry, and a new research and development center staffed with scientists and engineers from around the world. Those are not things you’d expect to find in a city of 41,000 people, especially one surrounded by corn… Read more »
Findlay Celebrates Business Ranking
Findlay’s No. 1 ranking for business growth in 2014 was celebrated Thursday by business and state and local government leaders and an editor of the international magazine which did the rankings. Findlay and Hancock County’s quality of life will benefit for years because of jobs added and businesses expanded, said Adam Bruns, Site Selection Magazine… Read more »
Findlay Ranked Top Micropolitan Community in the U.S. in 2014
Local Economic Development Projects top the national chart at 20 projects in 2014 (FINDLAY, OH, March 2, 2015)— Findlay, Ohio has been ranked the top micropolitan community in the U.S. for new and expanding facilities for 2014 by Site Selection magazine, the official publication of the Global FDI Association and the Industrial Asset Management… Read more »
Ball Corp. and Whirlpool to use Wind Energy at Findlay Factories
FINDLAY, OHIO – A Findlay wind energy company will build five wind turbines this year, totaling $18 million, to help power Ball Corporation and Whirlpool Corporation’s Findlay plants. One Energy will build the turbines on 70 acres it has bought north of Ball Corp., east of Whirlpool and south of Allen Township 215,… Read more »