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Bon Secours Mercy Health Chooses Cincinnati for Headquarters
After Maryland-based Bon Secours and Cincinnati-based Mercy Health merged in 2018, the new company, Bon Secours Mercy Health, remained in Mercy Health’s headquarters. The company now plans to add 500 jobs and $50 million in payroll at its Cincinnati headquarters.
Univar Solutions Invests $6.3 Million in New Facility for Recent Consolidation
Univar Solutions, a leading global chemical and ingredient distributor and provider of value-added services to customers across a wide range of industries, will expand its operations in central Ohio. The company will invest more than $6.3 million and create 225 new jobs.
Popular City Barbeque Cooks Up an Expansion in Central Ohio
City Barbeque, an American restaurant chain founded and based in central Ohio, plans to expand its operations in the region, creating 35 new jobs and investing nearly $1 million.
Carvana Invests More Than $23 Million to Grow in Ohio and Create 400 Jobs
Carvana is a leading e-commerce platform for buying and selling used vehicles. In as little as 10 minutes, consumers can shop more than 15,000 vehicles, finance, purchase, trade in or sell their current vehicle and schedule as-soon-as-next-day delivery or Car Vending Machine pickup. One of the company’s differentiating features is their customer pick up option: a fully automated, coin-operated Car Vending Machines. To add capacity, the company sought a prime Midwest location for a large, centrally located distribution and services center to support its fast-growing online business.
AT&F Advanced Metals Invests $3 Million to Expand in Ohio
AT&F is a world-class metal fabricator, providing quality steel products and components to a wide range of heavy industrial manufacturers. AT&F will expand its operations with additional square footage and jobs for the manufacturing of specialty equipment containing exotic alloys made for use in corrosive environments.
Italy-Based Modula Will Invest $26.5 Million in Dayton Daily News Building
Modula, an international group with a headquarters in Italy that manufactures automated storage systems, purchased the Dayton Daily News building. Modula decided to invest in Southwest Ohio for its second U.S. location to expand its manufacturing capacity and increase its access to customers across the country.
