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The company said the expansion will cost approximately $52 million and will create 61 new jobs, according to a news release.
Columbia, South Carolina-based consumer-owned electric materials supplier Cooperative Electric Energy Utility Supply, Inc. announced March 21 its plans to expand operations in the state’s Lexington County area.
CEEUS said in a news release that it will invest approximately $52 million into a new distribution center, which it said will create 61 new jobs.
“We are excited to be expanding in South Carolina and remaining in Lexington County,” CEEUS President &CEO Chad Capps said. “The purchase of this new warehouse and move for our corporate headquarters is a big step in the future of CEEUS and our customers, and we appreciate the support of our board of directors and everyone else who has helped make this new investment a reality. We look forward to a bright future and continued growth while helping utilities serve the families of South Carolina.”
Expansion plans include purchasing a new 247,000-square-foot facility at 1029 Colite Ave., in West Columbia. The company says it will upfit and expand the new facility to accommodate its corporate headquarters, a new test lab and a tool repair shop.
CEEUS said operations are expected to be online in the new facility by April 2024.
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