Japan-Based Meidensha Picks Northville for $17 Million Expansion
Meiden American Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of Meidensha Corporation, plans to invest nearly $17 million on a new 78,000-square-foot technical center expected to open later this year.
Meiden American Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of Meidensha Corporation, plans to launch a new company in Northville Township.
The corporation is investing nearly $17 million to build a new 78,000-square-foot technical center expected to open later this year.
A $1.5 million incentive package offered through the Michigan Economic Development Corporation and Northville Township helped convince the company to invest in SE Michigan.
Meidensha’s Technical Center will provide contract testing and engineering services for the development of advanced gasoline and diesel combustion engines.
The project is expected to create 20 new jobs with the potential for future growth.
To learn more, read the Governor’s annoucement here.
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