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Re:Build Manufacturing is tripling its Rock Hill, South Carolina footprint with a $20 million investment in a 130,000-square-foot advanced manufacturing facility. The expansion will create 150 new jobs by 2028 and significantly increase capacity to serve aerospace, defence, energy, medical, and robotics markets. The new facility will feature a clean room for precision composite fabrication, advanced machining equipment, a heat treatment oven, and expanded paint capabilities. South Carolina's Department of Commerce is supporting the project with a $100,000 grant. Founded in 2020, Re:Build partners with industrial companies from product design through large-scale production. The Rock Hill investment forms part of the company's broader strategy to expand advanced manufacturing capacity across its network.

Re:Build expands York County operations. October 6, 2026 COLUMBIA, S.C. - Re:Build, an integrated engineering and manufacturing company, announced plans to expand its advanced composites manufacturing operations in York County. The company's approximately $20 million investment will create 150 new, skilled manufacturing and engineering jobs. Re:Build partners with companies to design, engineer and manufacture complex products across the medical, aerospace and defense, energy, electrification, robotics and automation, and environmental markets. The company operates 12 locations across the U.S., including its existing facility in Rock Hill. The Coordinating Council for Economic Development awarded a $100,000 Set-Aside grant to York County to assist with the costs of building improvements. "Our customers are scaling faster than ever, and this expansion is how we scale with them. By investing boldly in these capabilities, we're giving our customers the capacity, speed and consistency they need to move complex programs from development into full-rate production and to do it at a scale few can match." -Re:Build Co-Founder and CEO Miles Arnone "South Carolina continues to strengthen our manufacturing footprint, giving companies like Re:Build the confidence to expand here. We are proud to support the company's ongoing success and look forward to the impact these 150 new jobs will have in York County." -Gov. Henry McMaster "Re:Build's approximately $20 million expansion in York County demonstrates our state's strong position as a leader in American manufacturing and innovation. Aerospace and advanced manufacturing are among South Carolina's key economic sectors, and we look forward to the company's continued success in the Palmetto State." -Secretary of Commerce Harry M. Lightsey III "When a company already doing business in York County chooses to expand its investment here, it says a great deal about our community. Re:Build's expansion represents an approximately $20 million investment and 150 new jobs, while adding advanced manufacturing capabilities that serve important American industries, including aerospace and defense. We are pleased to see Re:Build continue to invest in York County." -York County Council Chairwoman Christi Cox "Re:Build's expansion at Legacy Park East is an exciting next step for the company and for Rock Hill. We're proud to see an existing member of our business community continue to invest here and create new opportunities for our residents. This expansion continues to strengthen our manufacturing sector and reinforces the momentum we're building across Rock Hill." -City of Rock Hill Mayor John Gettys FIVE FAST FACTS * Re:Build is expanding its operations in York County. * The company's approximately $20 million investment will create 150 new jobs. * Re:Build is an integrated engineering and manufacturing company. * The company is located at 2021 Williams Industrial Blvd. in Rock Hill, S.C. * Individuals interested in joining the Re:Build team should visit the company's careers page.

Foundation Alloy raises $22M to scale metals platform. Foundation Alloy has secured $22 million in Series A funding to expand its solid-state metallurgy platform and increase production of advanced alloys in the United States. The investment will support a new manufacturing facility in Massachusetts, additional production capacity in New Hampshire, and international distribution into Asia. CEO Jake Guglin summed up the company's next phase with a simple message: the funding is intended to "fund the factory, not the lab." The focus now shifts from proving the technology to producing advanced materials at commercial scale. The funding round was led by Voyager Ventures, with participation from Trust Ventures, Yamaha Motor Ventures, America's Frontier Fund, Overlap Holdings, Material Impact, Engine Ventures, El Cap, and Kanematsu Corporation. Foundation Alloy plans to open a 36,000-square-foot manufacturing facility in Massachusetts while adding another modular production cell through its partnership with Re:Build Manufacturing in southern New Hampshire. A new agreement with Kanematsu Corporation will distribute the company's materials across Japan and Southeast Asia. The expansion is expected to increase production from pilot-scale output today to tons of material per week by 2027, representing a hundredfold increase in manufacturing capacity. Unlike conventional metallurgy, which relies on melting metals at extremely high temperatures, Foundation Alloy's MetalsFIRST platform produces engineered alloys through a solid-state process. The company says this approach provides greater control over material properties while shortening production cycles and opening opportunities for alloy compositions that are difficult to achieve through traditional melt-based manufacturing. Current products include the Molyclast family of molybdenum alloys used in hot forging, die casting, and other high-temperature applications. Development is now expanding into stainless steels, tool steels, and other specialty iron-based alloys, with customer pilot programs already underway. The company said its materials are currently being evaluated by manufacturers across North America, Europe, and Japan. Hiring is underway across production, engineering, and commercial teams as Foundation Alloy prepares to expand manufacturing capacity over the coming year.