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Bama first Oklahoma manufacturer to earn B Corp certification
Bama Companies, a major innovator and manufacturer of food products headquartered in Tulsa, recently announced their certification as a B Corporation. The certification marks companies with high environmental and accountability standards and commitments to be the “Best for the World.”
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Officials dedicate new MST manufacturing facility in Claremore
Local, area and state leaders celebrated the dedication of an MST Manufacturing building at a ceremony Friday.
The new business adds 100 quality jobs and a capital investment of at least $5 million.
MST Manufacturing is owned by Kenneth Statton, who founded his first machine shop with his father more than a quarter century ago.
The Statton Group grew from a garage-based startup to serving aerospace industry leaders such as Boeing, NORDAM and Spirit AeroSystems. The firm later launched M&M Manufacturing, which grew to more than 70 professionals.
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Kimberly-Clark Corp. pouring $120 million into Jenks mill expansion
Kimberly-Clark is making at least a $120 million investment that will add more than 50 full-time jobs to its facility in Jenks.
The multi-phased project, which will expand the Jenks mill by 270,000 square feet and install new assets for manufacturing Kleenex folded tissue products and Scott bath tissue, is expected to be completed in 2020.
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Hilti among Glassdoor's Top 100 Best Companies to work for
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Whirlpool announces 150 new jobs, $55 million expansion
Whirlpool Corporation plans to expand its operations in Tulsa with the addition of a new Factory Distribution Center (FDC). Adjacent to its existing manufacturing plant, the warehouse will support increased production capacity and improve efficiencies within the existing supply chain across North America, while simultaneously supporting growth in the region.
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Sofidel Group to invest $360 million in new Inola facility
Sofidel Group, an Italian manufacturer of tissue paper, announced Friday a $360 million capital investment in Inola. The project will include the construction of a new facility that will support 300 jobs in the Rogers County community.
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Lufthansa Technik expands facility, planning to add jobs
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NORDAM announces expansion, partnership with China Airlines
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DISH Network to expand Tulsa operation, add 250 jobs
Governor Mary Fallin announced that DISH Network will bring 250 new jobs to Tulsa as the pay-tv provider expands operations in the city. DISH already employs over 600 team members at its Tulsa customer-care center.
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QuikTrip to build north Tulsa distribution and manufacturing center
QuikTrip plans to build a 250,000-square-foot manufacturing and distribution facility near 43rd Street North and Garnett Road to accommodate the growth of QT Kitchens and other facets of its business.
QT spokesman Mike Thornbrugh said the company has outgrown the facility it has near U.S. 169 and 51st Street, and the new facility is part of the company’s long-term plan.
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