Precision Graphics to open new facility in Snow Hill
The North Carolina Global Transpark Economic Development Region (NCGTPEDR) announced a partnership with Precision Graphic, Inc, to open a new production facility in Greene County that would create 70 new jobs. Precision Graphic will invest $5.1 million in Snow Hill to open a new electronics manufacturing and fulfillment facility.
“It’s great that another manufacturing company has selected rural North Carolina as the best place to grow their business,” said Governor Cooper through a press release. “Companies like Precision Graphics appreciate North Carolina’s firm commitment to education and the workforce training systems that support industries in our state.”
Per their website Precision Graphics is a complete electronic manufacturing services origination. They have over 40+ years of experience in design, layout, and manufacturing of printed circuit board assemblies.
“I hope you are as excited as I am to welcome new industry to our community,” said Kyle DeHaven, Greene County Manager.
Precision Graphics is a third-generation, family owned business located in Somerville, New Jersey. The company serves customers in many industry sectors, including robotics, industrial, automotive, telecommunications, aerospace, and medical. The NCGTPEDR has worked to build manufacturing and industry to eastern North Carolina.
Mark Pope, the Senior Vice President North Carolina Global TransPark Economic Development Region said, “We started this partnership between the counties in November of last year, since then we made 10 announcements, today we make another.”
Lenoir Community College will partner with Precision graphics to help train individuals who strive to work in that industry.
“When Precision Graphics made the decision to begin our strategic facility expansion, we quickly realized a partnership with the state of North Carolina offered exactly what we had envisioned to continue to expand our business, in terms of a great facility, strong workforce, and business friendly environment,” said Alec Weissman, CEO and 3rd Generation Owner, Precision Graphics. “Our customers have trusted us with their electronics manufacturing for 50 years, and we look forward to continuing to grow our business for the next 50 years here in Snow Hill.”
