Global manufacturer plans hiring spree, $28M expansion in Hamilton
14 Jul 2026
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By Brian Planalp – Staff reporter, Cincinnati Business Courier, Updated
A global manufacturer is closing an Indiana facility and moving production to its Greater Cincinnati headquarters in a $28 million project that includes a hiring spree.
PHOTO CREDIT: Thyssenkrupp Bilstein of America's headquarters facility in the city of Hamilton, Ohio. The company's parent conglomerate is closing an Indiana facility and moving production to Hamilton in a $28 million project that includes a hiring spree. THYSSENKRUPP BILSTEIN OF AMERICA
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