ALLTAPE Adhesive Manufacturing Establishes Facility in Lexington County

News Summary

ALLTAPE Adhesive Manufacturing has announced plans to establish its first facility in South Carolina, creating approximately 130 new jobs. The $70 million investment will take place at Saxe Gotha Industrial Park, with operations expected to begin by July 2026. The company specializes in sustainable, solvent-free adhesive products aimed at various industries, highlighting Lexington County’s growing appeal as an innovation hub.

Exciting News for Lexington County: ALLTAPE Adhesive Manufacturing is Coming to Town!

Lexington County, get ready for some fantastic news! On March 13, 2025, it was announced that ALLTAPE Adhesive Manufacturing, a key player in the ATP Group, has chosen our beloved county as the location for its very first facility in South Carolina. This is a big deal, folks!

130 New Jobs on the Horizon!

With this new operation, ALLTAPE is set to create approximately 130 new jobs in our community. That means more job opportunities for our residents and a boost to the local economy. After all, who doesn’t love the idea of more jobs? The company is ready to invest an impressive $70 million into this project, signaling their commitment to the area.

Location, Location, Location!

This exciting facility will be established at the Saxe Gotha Industrial Park and will take up a massive 125,000 square feet of space dedicated to both production and office work. What a perfect spot to get the gears turning! Operations are set to kick off by July 2026, so there’s a lot to look forward to in the coming years.

Bringing Green Technology to the Area

So, what exactly does ALLTAPE specialize in? They focus on manufacturing sustainable and solvent-free adhesive products. Their cutting-edge water-based adhesives will serve a wide range of industries, including automotive, transportation, foam, and plastics. This means that not only will local residents have new employment options, but the products made right here in Lexington County will also be environmentally friendly. How great is that?

Why Lexington County?

The excitement is palpable, as Daniel Heini, the CEO of ATP Group, has expressed enthusiasm about expanding into the U.S. market through this new facility. It shows that our county is becoming an attractive hub for innovation and manufacturing in the modern age.

Significant Economic Impact

Local leaders are echoing this sentiment. Todd Cullum, the chairman of the Lexington County Council, emphasized how significant this investment is for the local economy. It’s not just about the numbers; it’s about growing our community and creating a brighter future for everyone.

Support from the State

In a show of support, the South Carolina Coordinating Council for Economic Development has approved job development credits for this project. Additionally, a $600,000 Set-Aside grant has been awarded to Lexington County to assist with necessary site preparation and building construction. Clearly, the state understands the importance of this opportunity!

Job Seekers Take Note!

Now, for those eager job seekers looking to become a part of this new venture, the company has made it easy to get in touch. You can reach out directly to Daniel Heini via email at daniel.heini@atp-ag.ch. This is a wonderful opportunity to join a pioneering company right here in Lexington County.

Final Thoughts

With ALLTAPE coming on board, Lexington County is poised for growth and innovation! This venture is more than just a new building; it’s about enhancing lives, creating jobs, and taking big steps toward a sustainable future. Stay tuned for more updates as we get closer to the opening date. Exciting times are ahead, Lexington County!

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• Wikipedia: Manufacturing in the United States
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