St. Marys — Loc Performance Products announced plans to expand their operational footprint and workforce at their manufacturing facility in St. Marys, Ohio. This expansion will involve creating 250 new jobs and retaining 450 current jobs in the next five years.

Headquartered in Plymouth, Michigan, Loc Performance Products designs, develops, and manufactures CNC-machined components and assemblies for drivetrain and suspension systems used in both military and commercial industries.

Infinity proudly announces the selection of Dayton, OH as its corporate headquarters. With job growth of nearly 50 employees in less than two years and projections of 160 employees in the next three, Infinity plans to open a transformative research and development facility in the heart of Dayton’s innovation epicenter, the Downtown Arcade district.

Beavercreek, OH – April 25, 2022 – Apogee Engineering announced today that it plans growth in its Dayton area offices, with expansion to hire 150 additional personnel to support its work with its defense and civilian customers through 2025.

The Dayton Development Coalition released Wright-Patt 2030 today, outlining the region’s strategic efforts to grow and retain missions at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, encourage community partnerships and grow industries that support Wright-Patt’s mission.

The following military construction projects were authorized:

The economic impact of the Dayton Region’s military and federal installations continues to grow, according to an updated Economic Impact Analysis, representing $19.4 billion in total economic activity. 

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine, in partnership with the state’s private economic development corporation JobsOhio, announced the results of the first statewide economic impact analysis of Ohio’s military and federal installations in October 2021. 

We have a simple, straightforward mission at the Dayton Development Coalition: To recruit, expand and retain jobs in the Dayton Region. When the year ends and we look back on our work, those three things show the growth of the region’s economic base.

By Elaine Bryant, Executive Vice President for Aerospace and Defense

In 2020, companies committed to create more than 1,994 new jobs in the Dayton Region, retain more than 8,203 jobs and invest more than $604.9 million in capital improvements, the Dayton Development Coalition announced Wednesday at its 2020 Annual Meeting. The numbers represent companies that worked with the DDC and JobsOhio to expand or establish new operations in the region.

By Elaine Bryant, Executive Vice President for Aerospace and Defense