FANUC America to Expand Headquarters
FANUC America plans to expand its headquarters with new facility in Auburn Hills.
FANUC America has announced plans to construct a new facility in Auburn Hills, Michigan that will be used for engineering, product development, manufacturing and warehousing. Because of this expansion, the company can keep pace with the growing demand for automation and robotics.
FANUC’s products are applied in a wide range of industries including automotive, aerospace, consumer products, food and pharmaceuticals to name a few. Since 1982, the company’s line of painting robots, and a variety of automation software products have been designed and built in Michigan. With the addition of the new north campus building, FANUC America’s three facilities in Michigan total 1,155,525 square feet.
FANUC America’s north campus is scheduled to open in the fall of 2019. The company will hold an official groundbreaking ceremony later this year.
The $51 million expansion, expected to create 100 jobs, received a $1 million Michigan Business Development Program performance-based grant. The Auburn Hills location was selected over a competing location in Illinois, and the city has offered a property tax abatement valued at $3,504,000 in support of the project.
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