06.02.15
Cadence Inc. has broken ground on a new 62,000-square-foot facility in an industrial park in Sturgeon Bay, Wis.
Cadence, based in Staunton, Va., is a supplier of products, technologies and services to medical, life-science, automotive, and industrial companies. The new facility, nearly three times the size of the existing space, will “position the company to expand production capacity and add new technologies to support an expanding customer base,” according to company officials.
“Our Sturgeon Bay operation is one of the leading providers in the U.S. of precision metal stamping for the most complex components used in medical, automotive and industrial applications,” said Alan Connor, president and CEO of Cadence. “We continue to expand our multi-slide forming, microstamping, insert molding, and assembly capabilities, and this new facility will allow us to continue to grow and better serve our customers.”
Sandy Sekadlo, vice president of manufacturing, added: “I am pleased not only for our customers and employees, but also for the community of Sturgeon Bay. We fully expect that this expansion will create many job opportunities over the next several years.”
Last year, Cadence expanded its Rhode Island facility by 43,000 square feet, adding new machining, laser processing capabilities and automation equipment.
Cadence employs nearly 500 people worldwide with additional locations in Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island and the Dominican Republic.
Cadence, based in Staunton, Va., is a supplier of products, technologies and services to medical, life-science, automotive, and industrial companies. The new facility, nearly three times the size of the existing space, will “position the company to expand production capacity and add new technologies to support an expanding customer base,” according to company officials.
“Our Sturgeon Bay operation is one of the leading providers in the U.S. of precision metal stamping for the most complex components used in medical, automotive and industrial applications,” said Alan Connor, president and CEO of Cadence. “We continue to expand our multi-slide forming, microstamping, insert molding, and assembly capabilities, and this new facility will allow us to continue to grow and better serve our customers.”
Sandy Sekadlo, vice president of manufacturing, added: “I am pleased not only for our customers and employees, but also for the community of Sturgeon Bay. We fully expect that this expansion will create many job opportunities over the next several years.”
Last year, Cadence expanded its Rhode Island facility by 43,000 square feet, adding new machining, laser processing capabilities and automation equipment.
Cadence employs nearly 500 people worldwide with additional locations in Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island and the Dominican Republic.
