DMA Industries, LLC has announced plans to expand and modernize its distribution operations in Tabor City, North Carolina. The company, which is a supplier of aftermarket automotive and heavy-duty replacement parts, will invest $1.47 million into the project, creating 21 new jobs in the process. The upgrades include replacement of flooring throughout the facility and the installation of its warehouse management system that will include RFID wireless inventory tracking systems. To help fund the project, DMA Industries will receive a performance-based grant of $70,000 from the One North Carolina Fund.
In a recent quote, DMA Industries President and CEO John Treece said, “DMA started its operations in Tabor City 15 year ago with the help of a lot of people at the local, county and state level. We are a testimony to what can be achieve when people come together and pursue a common goal. We are proud to call Tabor City home and to continue to support a community that continues to support us.”
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