Wabash more than triples profit in Q2

Lafayette-based Wabash is reporting second quarter net income of $74.3 million, up from $22.6 million during the same period last year. CEO Brent Yeagy says the company's efforts have already positioned it for its best year in terms of financial achievements.... Read More

Sirmax growing production in Anderson

The U.S. subsidiary of Italy-based Sirmax Group is increasing production of a flame retardant compound it says is growing in demand. Sirmax said it is dedicating one of the production lines at its Anderson location and could add a small number of jobs.... Read More

AM General taps Michigan company for JLTV components

South Bend-based AM General continues to move forward with plans to produce Joint Light Tactical Vehicles for the U.S. Army. The manufacturer has awarded a $300 million contract to Plasan North America in Michigan for the production of vehicle components.... Read More

Canadian chemical company coming to Connersville

Nova Chemicals Corp., a producer of sustainable polyethylene based in Calgary, Alberta, announced plans Tuesday to establish its first mechanical recycling facility in Connersville. Details of the financial investment in the project are not being disclosed.... Read More

Valmont cuts ribbon on Bristol solar array

Nebraska-based Valmont Industries cut the ribbon Thursday on a new solar array at its manufacturing facility in Bristol. The company, which makes sustainably-focused concrete utility poles, said the array will offset 100% of the plant's electricity usage.... Read More

Ford Meter Box plans big expansion in Wabash

A manufacturer in north central Indiana is set to undergo a major expansion. The Ford Meter Box Company announced plans to invest up to $300 million to build a 300,000-square-foot facility in Wabash and create up to 126 jobs by the end of 2027. ... Read More

Indy logistics company Spot expanding in Charlotte

Indianapolis-based third-party logistics company Spot is expanding its presence along the East Coast through opening a new office in downtown Charlotte. The move means an addition of 144 work stations, and the company plans to add a total of 150 new jobs.... Read More

Cummins CEO Jennifer Rumsey to become board chair

Cummins Inc. CEO Jennifer Rumsey will take over as the company’s board chair when Tom Linebarger retires at the end of the month, Cummins announced Wednesday. Rumsey will step into the position on Aug. 1, while still retaining her position as CEO.... Read More