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Jackson County Industrial Development Corporation

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More Investment in Seymour-Jackson County

May 15, 2014

A Seymour, Indiana pharmaceutical packaging company and an auto parts maker plan to increase production and hire more workers.

JLM Pharmatech and  Aisin USA, both located in the East Side Industrial Park, are requesting 10-year tax abatement on investment projects totaling more than $10 million.

JLM Pharmatech will invest in new production equipment and building expansion. The project will help create 8 new jobs adding to the 28 currently employed.

Aisin USA will add new production equipment at Plant #1 that will allow production of door frames, seat adjusters and other components destined for use in the Lexus ES and RX330 models. Plant #1 currently employes 1,190 and the investment will lead to creation of 33 new jobs. At Plant #2, new investment will be spent on new production molding equipment and will add 3 new jobs to the current workforce of 346.

May 2014

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