Articles Tagged with ''Indiana manufacturing''

FORT WAYNE, IN—Brunswick Corp. has opened a new assembly plant here to make high-end pontoon boats and expects to add 200 jobs to its workforce by 2016.

LAFAYETTE, IN—Nearly half of all Subarus sold globally are driven in the United States, and almost all of those will be assembled in Indiana.

LAFAYETTE, IN—Subaru is spending $230 million to boost capacity at its assembly plant here by approximately 30 percent.

INDIANAPOLIS—Arcamed Inc., which makes trays for surgical instruments, is investing $1.4 million in new equipment for its assembly plant here and will add 71 jobs by 2016.

MUNCIE, IN—Automotive supplier Magna Powertrain is planning to invest $11.5 million in its assembly plant here.

INDIANAPOLIS—Arcamed Inc. has leased a 15,000-square-foot building here to assemble titanium and stainless steel case-tray systems for surgical instruments. The company plans to hire 71 people and is investing $1.4 million in equipment to begin production.

NOBLESVILLE, IN—Nexxt Spine LLC, a manufacturer of spinal implants, is consolidating operations and moving its headquarters and assembly plant here. The company expects to add 44 jobs by 2018.

GOSHEN, IN—MasterBrand Cabinets Inc. will spend $574,000 to expand its assembly plant here, creating up to 76 new jobs by the end of the year.

TIPTON, IN—Chrysler is investing $162 million at its assembly plant here to produce nine-speed automatic transmissions for front-wheel-drive vehicles. The project is expected to create 850 jobs.

TIPTON, IN—Chrysler will invest $162 million to reconstruct the Getrag transmission assembly plant here.