New factory tileA German automotive supplier of high-quality injection molded components will locate its U.S. operations in the Northwest Georgia town of Toccoa, creating 200 jobs and investing $27 million within the first five years.
NIFCO KTW, headquartered in in Weissenburg, Germany, announced today that it will build a new 130,000-square-foot plant on 32 acres of the Hayestone Brady Business Park to make injection-molded parts for BMW and Mercedes-Benz USA, among others. The quality injection components can be found on the interior and exterior of a variety of vehicles.
“We at NIFCO KTW are proud and feel very fortunate to have found Toccoa in Stephens County as the home of our new U.S. headquarters and production facility in North America,” said NIFCO KTW Managing Director Roland Furtmayr. “In the City of Toccoa, we have found the perfect partner in North America for this goal.”
NIFCO KTW said it expects further expansion in the future and take advantage of QuickStart, the nation’s No. 1 workforce training program, to provide customized training to the new employees.