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Tindall Corporation taps new VP and GM for Tindall Building Systems. Moss Point, Miss. - Jan. 14, 2026 - Tindall Corporation has named Brant Smith vice president and general manager of Tindall Building Systems - Mississippi. Smith joins Tindall with more than 20 years of leadership experience in manufacturing, sales and operations. In this role, Smith will oversee all aspects of the division, including sales, engineering, project management, production, installation and customer engagement. His focus will be on strengthening operational performance, fostering team collaboration and leading sustainable growth for Mississippi. "Brant brings a depth of operational expertise and a proven track record of driving performance," said Rob Smith, senior vice president of operations - Building Systems. "He's successfully led teams through complex challenges, implemented systems that enhance efficiency and consistently connects strategy with execution. His ability to align cross-functional teams mixed with his experience equips him to lead with impact in our Mississippi operations." Most recently, Smith led a multi-million-dollar manufacturing organization, overseeing employees across sales, engineering, production and corporate functions. His experience also includes implementing ERP systems to improve data visibility and cost tracking, restructuring leadership processes and launching quality improvement programs that drove sales increases. Additionally, he previously worked with Tindall in a technical sales role, helping expand the division's pipeline through targeted market development strategies. "I've always believed that strong results come from teams built on trust and shared purpose," said Smith. "Tindall's emphasis on integrity and its people-first culture has always stood out to me. I'm looking forward to working with the team to build on their strong foundation and continue delivering reliable, high-quality solutions." To learn more about Tindall Corporation, visit https://tindallcorp.com/. Headquartered in Spartanburg, S.C., Tindall Corporation is one of the largest precast concrete manufacturers in North America. Tindall's two business groups have facilities throughout the Mid Atlantic, Southeastern and South-Central United States. Tindall provides engineering, manufacturing, shipping and installation solutions for precast, prestressed concrete systems and underground utility structures.

3 companies could invest a combined $96 million in Spartanburg County. Here's who they are. * by max white [email protected] * 15 hrs ago. SPARTANBURG - More private investment could soon flood into Spartanburg County. At a meeting on Oct. 20, county council pushed forward tax breaks for Tindall Corp., Dave Steel and Primis Property II for projects that could combine to invest around $96 million in the county. Details about the projects are sparse. Council members did not provide any additional information outside the meeting's agenda packet about any of the three projects at the meeting. The county's spokesperson was also light on specifics. The tax break - called a fee-in-lieu-of-tax agreement, or FILOT - for Primis Property II received final third reading approval. Its agreement outlines that the company is expected to invest $20 million at 785 Victor Hill Road in Greer. Its assessment ratio will drop from 10.5 percent to 6 percent for 30 years. Spartanburg County Communications Manager Scottie Kay Blackwell said the tax break is for a building that could attract a manufacturing tenant and that it will bring "additional Class A industrial space" to the county. Council members approved a second reading for tax breaks for Tindall and Dave Steel, separately. Both still require a final third reading. The tax agreement for Tindall specifies that the company is expected to invest nearly $50 million and create 30 jobs at 107 Diamond Lane in Spartanburg, but is only required to invest just under $40 million. It would lower the project's assessment ratio to 6 percent for 30 years. Tindall was founded in the 1960s and specializes in delivering precast concrete solutions. Dave Steel is projected to invest $26 million and create 70 jobs, but is only required to invest almost $21 million. The FILOT would also lower the project's assessment ratio to 6 percent for 30 years. No location is specified. The company is focused on delivering fabricated structural steel. Blackwell did not provide additional information about the two projects beyond what was available in the meeting agenda. She said it was because they had not yet received final county approval and "out of respect for the companies' decision-making process." "I'm afraid additional details cannot be shared just yet beyond the information that is contained in the agenda packet," Blackwell told The Post and Courier in an email. She said county council pushing forward the tax breaks "represents another important step in the process as these companies consider growing in Spartanburg County." "While details beyond those contained in the County Council agenda packet can't be shared at this stage, we're encouraged by their interest and remain optimistic the companies will ultimately choose Spartanburg County as the ideal location for their expansion," Blackwell said.

San Antonio - August 5, 2025 - Tindall Corporation, one of the largest precast concrete manufacturers in North America, welcomes Cecil Casinger as general manager of Tindall Building Systems - Texas.