Endress+Hauser Invests $40 million in Capacity Expansions
Sept. 19, 2013
Company will move its level and pressure engineering operations into a new building with more than 9,800 square meters of floor space.
Swiss measurement engineering and process automation firm has spent more than $40 million dollars to expand its Greenwood, Ind., operations, the company said Sept. 13.
“We want to move our production as close as possible to our customers,” said Klaus Endress, CEO of the Endress+Hauser Group, during the inauguration ceremony for two new buildings in Greenwood. “Being close allows us to respond quickly to the special needs and requirements of individual markets and customers.”
An extension to the new building occupied only five years ago has created nearly 8,800 square meters of additional space.
The company will move its level and pressure engineering operations into a new building with more than 9,800 square meters of floor space.
The additional production areas will increase the scope of production and will allow more products to be delivered directly from the Greenwood plant, according to the company. The vacated facilities space will allow for a new visitor and training center for the U.S. sales organization.
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