Columbia, S.C. – The Blythe Company today announced that it is expanding its headquarters and other operations into Lancaster County, bringing $4 million of capital investment and leading to the creation of 21 new jobs.

With more than 40 years of experience, The Blythe Company is a distributor and servicer of parts to a variety of industries, including the natural gas, oil and chemical markets.

Located at Bailes Ridge Corporate Park in Indian Land, S.C., the company’s new 20,000-square-foot facility will include headquarters, sales and distribution operations, as well as a research and development service center. For more information on The Blythe Company, visit the Blythe website. 

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“Bailes Ridge Industrial Park and Lancaster County were logical choices due to their convenient location for our employees. The site provides an ease of access and central location for our respective territories. The state and county officials have welcomed us with open arms, and it has been a pleasure working with them during our expansion process.” –The Blythe Company Owner E. Rhyne Davis

Today, we’re proud to welcome The Blythe Company into the South Carolina business community. This announcement is a testament to the unmatched business environment we’ve cultivated across our state that allows companies of all sizes and in all industries to succeed here.” –Gov. Henry McMaster

“Congratulations to The Blythe Company for selecting Lancaster County for its new headquarters facility. With today’s announcement, they join a roster of globally-respected firms that have chosen to call South Carolina home, and we look forward to assisting them in any way we can.” –Secretary of Commerce Bobby Hitt 

“Lancaster County is very excited to have another headquarters operation choose us as their new home in which to grow and expand. The Blythe Company is a great addition to our business community and we greatly appreciate their decision to invest and create jobs here. The Lancaster County Department of Economic Development and S.C. Department of Commerce are doing an excellent job of working together to make the county’s economic future a bright one.” –Lancaster County Council Chairman Steve Harper