Canadian extruder to open Ala. warehouse
Dec 21, 2011 | 04:47 PM
| Suzy Waite
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Almag Aluminum,
Tom Hill,
Limestone Economic Development Association,
brownfield property,
Alabama,
Suzy Waite,
Bob Peacock
NEW YORK — Almag Aluminum Inc. plans to open a new facility at a brownfield site in Ardmore, Ala., in the first half of 2012, a company executive told AMM.
The Brampton, Ontario-based extruder and fabricator will open a warehouse and fabrication operation in Ardmore at the Dekko Industrial Park to supply Steelcase Inc., a client that relocated to nearby Athens, Ala., earlier this year, according to Bob Peacock, president of Almag.....
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