
MetalCast Expands in Alabama, Creating 50 Jobs
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Associated MetalCast invests $6.24M in Oxford, Alabama, creating 50 jobs over 6 years. The expansion focuses on upgrading facilities, boosting manufacturing capacity, and improving efficiency. The company specializes in precision-machined metal parts for various industries. Local leaders and state officials praise the move, highlighting strong partnerships and workforce development.
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It's March 25th. This is Birmingham News today, driven by AI. Associated middlecast is expanding its operations in Oxford, Alabama with a $6,240,000 investment that will create. 50 new jobs. The project focuses on upgrading two facilities in Calhoun County to boost manufacturing capacity. The expansion includes new equipment and advanced technology, spanning Calhoun and Talladega counties. Officials expect the skill of manufacturing positions to roll out gradually over the next six years, improving efficiency and long-term growth. The company founded in 1998 specializes in precision-machine metal parts for industries like water infrastructure, automotive, heavy trucks, and industrial equipment. It also offers assembly, kidding, and inventory services. Local leaders from the Calhoun County Economic Development Council and the City of Oxford are praising the move, highlighting strong partnerships, and community support. State officials and training programs like AIDT are backing the effort
with workforce development. This growth underscores Alabama's solid manufacturing base and ongoing appeal for advanced industry players.
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