Lafayette-based Wabash cut the ribbon Friday on its $80 million advanced dry van trailer manufacturing facility. The company said the project represents the largest investment in a single operation in its 38-year history.... Read More
Michigan-based automotive parts supplier Tram Inc. is closing its facility in the northeast Indiana town of Ashley. In a notice to the state, the company said 155 employees will be affected by the closure, which is slated to begin in November.... Read More
California-based King's Hawaiian is planning to build a 532,000-square-foot food and beverage production campus in Edinburgh. The Republic reports the company is seeking variances for the project, which would sit on a nearly 90-acre site near I-65.... Read More
New details have emerged regarding BorgWarner's previously announced closure of its Kokomo manufacturing plant. Trialon, a validation testing services company, said in a notice to the state that it will lay off 110 of its workers located at the facility.... Read More
Ivy Tech Community College will mark the grand opening of the new Industrial Career Academy at its Crawfordsville satellite campus. The academy is designed to create a high school-to-career pathway for students in Montgomery and Boone counties.... Read More
Ohio-based Owens Corning is planning to shut down operations at its Wabash manufacturing facility. The company said in a notice to the state that the closure will affect 87 workers.... Read More
BorgWarner, an automotive components supplier headquartered in Auburn Hills, Michigan, is planning to close one of two facilities in Kokomo later this year. The company confirmed the move will impact about 150 employees at its Morgan Street Production Plant.... Read More
Leaders at GM say the company's Fort Wayne Assembly Plant will pause production next week. The stoppage comes as unionized workers consider striking.... Read More
The CEO of the Northwest Indiana Forum said the announcement by U.S. Steel that it is exploring a potential sale wasn't a complete surprise. Heather Ennis discussed what a potential sale could mean for the region in an interview with Inside INdiana Business.... Read More
Tennessee-based Yellow permanently shut down its operations July 30 and filed for bankruptcy a week later. The closure ultimately laid off 900 Indiana workers. Indiana was home to terminals in Fort Wayne, Indianapolis, South Bend and Evansville.... Read More
The South Bend ankle brace manufacturer, TayCo Brace, has appointed a new chief marketing officer and chief technology officer.... Read More
Steelworkers in northwest Indiana were shocked by the recent announcement that Pittsburgh-based U.S. Steel had not only rejected a buyout offer but also is exploring a possible sale.... Read More
Jasper-based Kimball Electronics Inc. is reporting fiscal full-year net income of $55.8 million, up from $31.3 million the previous year. The company also hit its sixth consecutive quarter of record net sales, which totaled $496 million.... Read More
LEA Professional has leveraged its clients' changing habits during the coronavirus pandemic into a successful business model. Here's how they did it.... Read More
Fort Wayne-based American Sealants will break ground Thursday on its second expansion in as many years. The company tells Inside INdiana Business the 30,000-square-foot addition will be used for warehousing and allow for an expanded manufacturing footprint.... Read More
Arrowhead Engineered Products, a supplier of aftermarket components for a variety of industries, is planning to close its warehouse in Dubois County. In a notice to the state, the company said the will shut down in October, affecting 52 employees.... Read More
Mullen Automotive, which acquired a 650,000-square-foot manufacturing plant in Mishawaka last year, is reporting continued concerns over its financial situation. The company said it will need to secure additional capital by June 2024 to sustain operations.... Read More
Indianapolis-based logistics and trucking company OnLine Transport Inc. has acquired A/T Transportation and its Automated Logistics division, based in the Dubois County town of Ferdinand. Financial terms of the deal are not being disclosed.... Read More
A symbol of American industrialization that operated the world’s largest steel plant in Indiana seems poised to soon be purchased by a competitor.... Read More
Evansville-based Berry Global Group Inc. has selected Kevin Kwilinski as its next CEO, the company announced Tuesday. Kwilinski currently serves as president and CEO of Multi-Color Corp., a label printing company headquartered in Batavia, Ohio.... Read More
