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Updated on 9/10/2026
Manufactures and retails residential furniture
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Newnan, GA, USA
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La-Z-Boy is a U.S. furniture maker and retailer focused on residential pieces, especially recliners and upholstered furniture. It designs, manufactures, imports, exports, and distributes its products in a vertically integrated operation, giving it tight control over quality and branding. The company runs a large chain of La-Z-Boy Furniture Galleries and sells through its stores and other retailers, combining in-house manufacturing with direct-to-consumer retail. Its approach centers on delivering comfortable, personalized, and stylish home furnishings to households in the United States, Canada, and abroad. What sets it apart is its scale and integration: owning both the production and a substantial single-branded retail network helps ensure a consistent brand experience across markets. The company’s goal is to provide reliable, comfortable furniture for homes while expanding its brand presence through direct retail and partner channels.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Monroe, Louisiana
Founded
1927
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La-Z-Boy plans $23M Missouri warehouse expansion
La-Z-Boy Incorporated announced a $23 million expansion in Neosho, Missouri, that will create 100 new jobs. The project includes a manufacturing expansion and construction of a new distribution centre. The 150,000 square-foot facility will function as a centralised distribution hub within the company's US supply chain network. The expansion will strengthen La-Z-Boy's manufacturing and distribution capabilities in the region.
La-Z-Boy Incorporated announces $23 million expansion and new jobs in Neosho. La-Z-Boy Incorporated announced on Aug. 31 plans to invest $23 million and create up to 100 new jobs through a manufacturing expansion and the construction of a new distribution center in Neosho. The company said the 150,000-square-foot facility will serve as a centralized distribution hub within its U.S. supply chain network. "Missouri is proud to see La-Z-Boy Incorporated continue to invest and grow in Neosho, reinforcing the strength of our manufacturing industry and the talented workforce that keeps it moving forward," said Governor Mike Kehoe. "This expansion is another example of what's possible when great companies, strong communities, and hardworking Missourians come together. We appreciate La-Z-Boy Incorporated's continued commitment to our state and look forward to the new opportunities this investment will create for families and the Neosho community." Melinda Whittington, Board Chair, President, and CEO of La-Z-Boy Incorporated, said: "As home to one of La-Z-Boy Incorporated's oldest manufacturing facilities, Neosho has been an integral part of our company for more than 50 years. This facility manufactures a significant portion of customized La-Z-Boy furniture and is critical in our ability to delight and inspire consumers. It was clear that expanding our presence in the city with a distribution center would deliver enhanced operational efficiencies for the enterprise and also fortify an already strong consumer experience." The company will benefit from the Missouri Works Program for this expansion project. La-Z-Boy Incorporated is estimated to receive $356,304 through this program, subject to verification of requirements. Michelle Hataway, Director of the Department of Economic Development, said: "La-Z-Boy Incorporated's decision to expand in Neosho is a tremendous win for the community and Southwest Missouri. This commitment reflects the strength of Missouri's manufacturing sector, our skilled workforce, and the partnerships that help businesses grow and succeed. We're proud to support La-Z-Boy Incorporated's continued investment in Missouri and the new opportunities it will create for Missourians." David Kennedy, Neosho City Manager, said: "La-Z-Boy Incorporated's continued investment in Neosho reflects the strength of our workforce and the strong partnership that has existed between the company and our community for many years." Warren Langland from Grow Neosho added: "This investment demonstrates the company's confidence in Neosho... As Neosho's largest manufacturing employer... we sincerely appreciate their continued commitment...and look forward to working together as they expand operations."
La-Z-Boy announces massive expansion in Neosho. Published Aug 31, 2026 Updated 4 hours ago What do you think? La-Z-Boy plans to invest $23 million in its Neosho operations, an expansion expected to create up to 100 new jobs. The project includes an expansion of the company's manufacturing operations and construction of a 150,000-square-foot distribution center. The new facility will serve as a centralized hub in La-Z-Boy's U.S. supply chain. La-Z-Boy has operated in Neosho for more than 50 years and is the city's largest manufacturing employer. The company recently raised starting pay at the plant to $20 an hour. "Neosho has been an integral part of our company for more than 50 years," La-Z-Boy President and CEO Melinda Whittington said. She said the project will improve efficiency and strengthen service to customers. The company could receive an estimated $356,304 in state incentives through the Missouri Works program if it meets job-creation requirements. Neosho City Manager David Kennedy called the investment a reflection of the company's longstanding partnership with the community. Topics.
WorldWise Microfinance: La-Z-Boy, NCHM Charities join forces to support local event. Madison, WI - The international furniture giant La-Z-Boy, and the Federally-created nonprofit National Center for Housing Management (NCHM), are sponsoring "An Evening Around the World," an event on August 27 to support WorldWise Microfinance and its programs of small loans to women entrepreneurs in the Global South. "We're grateful to have La-Z-Boy and NCHM Charities as allies in this work," said WorldWise founder Tom Eggert, "because their involvement underscores our mission - improving lives, homes, and security for thousands of very poor families in Africa, Southeast Asia, and the Caribbean." La-Z-Boy and NCHM Charities join Madison-based Cashew Commonwealth as organizational sponsors of the event. The August 27 benefit, on the rooftop of The Lyric in downtown Madison, will feature unique dishes prepared by the Madison Club's executive chef Adam Streubing.