International Automotive Components Group to invest $55.9 million in its manufacturing plant at Tuscaloosa County, Alabama

Specifications:

Name:

International Automotive Components Group to invest $55.9 million in its manufacturing plant at Tuscaloosa County, Alabama

Location:

Alabama

Company:

International Automotive Components Group

Estimated Cost:

$55.9 million

Source:

areadevelopment.com

Introduction:

International Automotive Components Group North America Inc. plans to invest over $55.9 million in expansion projects that will create 182 jobs at two Alabama facilities in Calhoun and Tuscaloosa County, Alabama.

Features:

IAC is committing $34.3 million in new capital investment to expand its new manufacturing facility located in Tuscaloosa County. This facility will produce door panels and overhead systems for original equipment manufacturers. The project will create 119 jobs at the production site at 15911 Progress Drive in Cottondale.

In addition, IAC plans to invest $21.6 million at its manufacturing facility located at 318 Pappy Dunn Boulevard in the former Fort McClellan in Anniston, creating 63 jobs. The project builds on a milestone 2014 expansion that doubled the size of the Calhoun County facility, whose primary product is automotive interior components and systems. Key components produced at the Anniston plant include door panels, trim systems, and instrument panels for original equipment manufacturers.

The company is a leading global supplier of innovative and sustainable instrument panels, consoles, door panels, overhead systems, bumper fascias and exterior ornamentation for original equipment manufacturers.