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When local, state and company officials broke ground on Zotefoam’s $22 million manufacturing addition in Walton earlier this week, representatives of the Paul Hemmer Co. stood alongside them, shovel in hand. Apr 10th, 2015 · 0 Comment Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn StumbleUpon E-mail When local, state and company officials broke ground on Zotefoam’s $22 million manufacturing

Gov. Steve Beshear today joined company officials and local leaders to break ground on Zotefoams Inc.’s expansion in Walton.  Paul Hemmer Company has been contracted for the expansion.

Two companies are expanding locally and expect to bring dozens of new jobs to the Greater Cincinnati region. Zotefoams (LON: ZTF) is expected to invest nearly $22 million in a 53,000-square-foot expansion of its Walton headquarters, which will create 25 new jobs. The expansion is being built by Paul Hemmer Co.

VanTrust Real Estate LLC has a second speculative project under construction in the Columbus region. VanTrust General Manager Andy Weeks tells me general contractor Paul Hemmer Co. will build a 226,000-square-foot project at 3360 Southwest Boulevard in Grove City.

Last month, Mazak Corp., a machine tool manufacturer based in Japan, completed a two-year, $30 million renovation and expansion of its manufacturing facility in Florence, Ky.  Fort Mitchell-based Paul Hemmer Co., which has completed more than two dozen projects for Mazak in recent years, handled the renovation and expansion. 

A $30 million upgrade to the Mazak Corp. campus in Florence is complete.

Paul Hemmer Company completed a major expansion and multi-step renovation of Mazak Corporation’s manufacturing facility in Northern Kentucky this month. The overall project, which extended over two years and included many elements, is part of a $30 million additional investment by Mazak in its North American operations in Northern Kentucky.

Mazak Corporation has expanded its manufacturing facility in Northern Kentucky by more than 20 percent to 91,000-s.f.  Paul Hemmer Co., a a construction management, building services and real estate development firm headquartered in Fort Mitchell, Ky., led the two-year expansion and renovation project.

A machine manufacturing plant that employs about 750 workers in Northern Kentucky has completed an expansion and renovations designed to help it grow.  Paul Hemmer Co. recently completed the construction work.

Machine maker Desma USA is adding 4,000 square feet of space to its North American manufacturing headquarters in Hebron.

On a Wednesday afternoon Greg Austing works hard at his job at BAWAC Inc.  BAWAC is a production facility located at 7970 Kentucky Drive, Florence, that provides employment, training, vocational and life skills to people who have disabilities.