Service Center Metals Announced Big Boost to Production Capacity

SEATTLE (Scrap Monster): Leading aluminum extrusions manufacturer Service Center Metals announced investment in excess of $100 million in Prince George County, aimed at boosting its production capacity to meet rising customer demand. The announcement to this effect was made today by Governor Ralph Northam.

Accordingly, the company plans to build two new facilities- an aluminum extrusion plant and a Compact Remelt plant, in Crosspointe Centre. Both the facilities will be constructed to mirror the existing South Point Business Park plant. The new project is expected to create 94 new jobs in the region.

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The Virginia Economic Development Partnership worked in partnership with Prince George County to secure the project for Virginia. The County was assisted with a grant of $350,000 from the Commonwealth’s Opportunity Fund. The project also received performance-based grant of $900,000 from the Virginia Investment Performance Grant. In addition, Virginia Jobs Investment Program will offer funding and services in support to the company’s employee training activities.

The investment of this magnitude is extremely significant for the region. The Commonwealth looks forward to the expansion and its continued success, added Gov. Northam.