The company, which announced plans last year to create up to 139 jobs over the next five years, is relocating to a new 16,000-square-foot facility.
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One of the global leaders in manufacturing state-of-the-art high-powered public address systems now calls Albuquerque, New Mexico, home.
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Three businesses, including a pipe manufacturer, transportation business, and aerospace company plan to call Moriarty home in the next eighteen months.
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Chipmaker Intel plans to add 300 jobs at its manufacturing plant in New Mexico in 2019.
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Tempur Sealy International Inc. has hired some extra help for its manufacturing plant in Albuquerque.
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Kane Robotics, Inc. announced that it has selected Albuquerque, New Mexico, for the company’s new headquarters.
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By Collin Krabbe – Technology reporter, Albuquerque Business First January 3rd, 2019 – Corrales’ Ideum, a company that builds and designs interactive exhibits and touch tables, has landed on a list of the country’s most promising small businesses. Entrepreneur magazine, which every year identifies small firms that have “mastered the art and science of growing a business,” ranked Ideum…
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BY: Ron Davis December 17th, 2018 – Farmington manufacturer Process Equipment and Service Co. announced it is growing and adding jobs. PESCO is expanding its operations and is expected to create up to 180 new jobs, Gov. Susana Martinez’s office announced Monday. The company also is set to invest more than $7.5 million, adding 20,000 square feet…
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Las Cruces, N.M. – Today, Governor Susana Martinez announced that international industrial & manufacturing company, Admiral Cable, will expand to Santa Teresa and create up to 342 new manufacturing jobs. Admiral Cable’s backers, founders and leaders represent an elite group of Taiwanese industrial/manufacturing entrepreneurs and investors. The company also plans to invest approximately $50 million…
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BY: Ron Davis – Reporter, Albuquerque Business First December 12th, 2018 – Nearly 350 jobs are headed to southern New Mexico. Taiwan-based Admiral Cable will be expanding its manufacturing operations to Santa Teresa, investing $50 million, creating 342 jobs and building a 65,000-square-foot facility in its first phase of expansion, said Gov. Susana Martinez’s office Wednesday. In total, Admiral Cable…
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