INTOCAST has announced plans to establish its first U.S. operations in Huntingdon, Tennessee. The company, which manufactures and markets refractory products, will invest $15 million to build the new class factory, generating 103 new jobs in the process. The plant will produce magnesia-carbon (MgO-C) refractories and materials to support INTOCAST’s U.S. market. Construction is expected to begin later this year.
In a recent quote, INTOCAST AG CEO Matthias Normann said, “We are not just building a new plant; we are forging a new chapter for INTOCAST in American steelmaking. Our new American mega class factory will not only provide our customers with access to the highest quality refractories and on-site services available but will also bring jobs and economic growth to the region.”
Gov. Bill Lee added, “What happens in rural Tennessee matters to all of Tennessee, and I am grateful to announce 100 new jobs in Huntingdon. I thank INTOCAST for their commitment to creating greater opportunity and a better quality of life for the Tennesseans across Carroll County.”
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