The city of Troy will use state and local tax capture valued at $13.2 million to support the new $320 million Pavilions of Troy redevelopment project on the 40-acre site of the former Kmart headquarters.

Northland Corporation Inc., manufacturer of refrigerator/freezer systems, will invest $10.2 million in a new 175,000-square-foot manufacturing and R&D facility in Greenville.

Marimba Auto LLC, global supplier and manufacturer of tubular products, will invest $16 million to relocate and expand current operations.

TransIT Solutions LLC, a developer of software for the transportation industry plans to invest $3 million over the next five years to expand operations in Bay City.

ORT, a leader in the machine tool industry

Ricardo Inc., will invest more than $2 million to establish a Battery Systems Development Center for hybrid and electric vehicle battery pack development and testing at its facility in Van Buren Township.

Developer to use state brownfield tax credit to support construction on a vacant and contaminated site.

California-based MyBuys Inc., planning to invest $5.4 million to establish operations in Ann Arbor.

State and local tax capture dollars help save 175 Michigan jobs.

Florida-based food processor Boar’s Head will invest $25 million to acquire property and new equipment for expansion of its operations in Holland Township.

State and local tax capture allows new development.

Renaissance Zone incentives allow work to begin on development.

Developer Hotel Holdings Monroe LLC will use a state brownfield tax credit valued at $3.5 million to demolish a vacant building and build in its place a nine-story, 238-room hotel.

North American Bancard to invest $25 million in an expansion expected to create 1,899 new jobs, including 1,500 directly by the company.

Sakti3 project expected to create 230 new jobs, including 112 directly by the company.

A high-tech defense supplier has secured a major federal contract, thanks to assistance from the state’s Defense Contract Coordination Center (DC3).

When ElectroJet developed a revolutionary fuel injection device that significantly reduces emissions for small engines, they needed a boost to get things going. Thanks to the Michigan Economic Development Corporation, ElectroJet was able to secure close to $1 million in financing through our 21st Century Jobs Fund.

France-based Inergy Automotive Systems, the world's largest fuel systems supplier operating 24 facilities in 17 countries, is relocating its Ontario, Canada operations to its Adrian facility with assistance offered through the MEDC.

A $9 million allocation has been approved through the Private Activity Bond program to help finance the Eaton Rapids expansion of Dowding Machining LLC, a manufacturer of housings, components and platforms for the alternative energy industry.

The Michigan Economic Growth Authority has approved a state tax credit valued at more than $23.4 million over 10 years to Dearborn-based International Automotive Components (IAC) Group North America Inc. to encourage the auto interiors supplier to create and retain jobs in Michigan.

A leading supplier of in-vehicle network products, engineering, consulting and education for the automotive, truck & bus, commercial, military, construction, agricultural and fleet vehicle industries plans to invest more than $1.1 million to expand its operations in Farmington Hills.

GE Aviation is expanding in the Michigan Tech Enterprise Corporation SmartZone^SM in Houghton. The expansion will result in 50 new high-tech jobs and $1 million in capital investment by GE, with an additional $3.7 million annually to operate the facility.

The U.S. subsidiary of Spain-based Grupo Aernnova will invest approximately $10 million to establish a new, state-of-the-art aerospace engineering center in Pittsfield Township.

Canada-based Azure Dynamics plans to relocate its headquarters and certain parts of its development, testing and production operations from Toronto, Ontario to Oak Park.

State and local tax capture valued at more than $20.6 million will be deployed to revitalize and reuse tax reverted properties across Genesee County.

The newly created, wholly owned subsidiary of PRA Company d.b.a. Vantage Plastics, a custom plastics thermoformer, will invest $2.7million to expand its operation in Standish.

State Bonds Support Haviland, Centerline Engineering Expansions in Kent County

A total of $791,680 in Economic Development Job Training (EDJT) grants is being made available to upgrade the skills of 1,525 workers.

A joint venture between MARS Advertising and Prize Logic wherein the company plans to invest $1.7 million in a new Web-based promotions enterprise.

Thunder Bay Development LLC is planning to invest $15 million to purchase and upgrade the former Thunder Bay manufacturing facility in Alpena.

The wholly owned subsidiary of Sysco Corporation is considering investing approximately $18 million in a 90,000 square-foot expansion of its facility in Canton.

Three Macomb County tool and die shops have been admitted to existing Tool & Die Recovery Zones, allowing them to operate virtually free of all state and local taxes.

State Grant Supports Universal Forest Products Expansion in White Pigeon

A state tax credit valued at $760,000 over seven years helped convince Adaptive Materials to invest and grow in Michigan versus other competing states.

An investment of up to $7.5 million through the Michigan 21st Century Investment Fund will be made in the new Ardesta Ventures I, LP venture capital fund.

A state tax credit valued at $6.8 million over 10 years helped convince Caraco to expand in Michigan over competing sites in North Carolina and South Carolina.

A $3 million allocation has been approved to help finance the expansion of Twin Birch LLC in Kentwood, through the use of the state's Private Activity Bond program.

Bond financing in the amount of $3.5 million has been approved to support the expansion of office furniture products manufacturer G. A. Richards Company and G.A. Richards Plant 1.5 LLC in Grand Rapids, through the use of the Private Activity Bond program.

A state tax credit valued at $672,000 over seven years helped Michigan win this project over a competing site in Minnesota.

Issys received a $2.75 million grant and equity investment in 2002 through the Michigan Life Sciences Corridor, predecessor program to the state's $2 billion 21st Century Jobs Fund.

A state tax credit valued at $3.4 million over eight years helped Michigan win the expansion over competing sites in Indiana and South Carolina.

A state tax credit valued at $873,000 over seven years helped convince the company to relocate to Michigan over a competing site in Florida.

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