Columbia, S.C. – Governor Henry McMaster and the S.C. Department of Commerce today announced that Electrolux, a leading home and appliance manufacturer, is expanding its existing manufacturing facility in Anderson County with a capital investment of more than $200 million. 
 
Electrolux offers innovative and sustainable solutions for home and professional appliances, including refrigerators, ovens, dishwashers, freezers and washing machines. Under brands such as Frigidaire, Electrolux, AEG and more, the company sells more than 60 million products to customers in more than 150 markets each year. 
 
Located at 101 Masters Boulevard in Anderson, S.C., Electrolux will modernize its facility and create the opportunity to expand production, adding 800,000 square feet for manufacturing capacity and warehousing. Construction will begin in the summer of 2017 and continue through 2019. 
 
For more information on the company, visit the Electrolux website.
 

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“Electrolux is committed to U.S. manufacturing. The plant will be in a strong position to meet growing demand and the future needs we see in the market to ensure long-term competitiveness.” –Electrolux Major Appliances North America President and CEO Alan Shaw
 
“Any time a company invests in our state, it shows a commitment to our people that we couldn’t be more grateful for. This $200 million investment is something that South Carolina should be proud of, and we know that the future is bright for the partnership between our state and Electrolux.” –Gov. Henry McMaster
 

South Carolina has become a premium brand state, and Electrolux’s decision to make an additional investment in Anderson County is a testament to that. This is a company that is globally-recognized, and we’re proud to have them operating – and thriving – within our borders.” –Secretary of Commerce Bobby Hitt

 
“It is wonderful when one of our longtime employers proposes to make such a large investment in our Anderson community. I believe this means our relationship with Electrolux grows stronger every year, and it also proves that when you invest with Anderson County, we stand with you every day.” –Anderson County Council Chairman Tommy Dunn