Manufacturing

Baltimore Food Hub is a food incubator hub in a severely distressed area of East Baltimore.
NMTC financing brings supportive housing and job training to homeless individuals in Everett
New construction of a building that houses for distribution goods sold in convenience and small grocery stores.
$600,000 working capital for bakery based in Brooklyn, NY with a focus on quality job creation and providing jobs to formerly incarcerated people.
Financing for a third-generation, family-owned meat packing business in non-metropolitan Cherokee County.
A new food hub expands access to fresh food while empowering a new generation of culinary entrepreneurs.
NMTC brings first new manufacturer to industrial park in almost fifteen years.
Expansion of PUBCO's operations and its manufacturing operations and capacity at its industrial campus in inner-city Cleveland by purchasing and installing new state-of-the-art equipment.
Acquisition of steam generation equipment to expand the McKinley Paper, Prewitt facility’s manufacturing capacity by 25%.
NMTC and NuFarm bring quality manufacturing jobs to Greenville, Mississippi
This investment allowed Kroy to purchase new equipment to expand its manufacturing operations of bar codes, liner-less labels and other products.
Financing for the ground-up construction of a 8-acre, 4-building complex with 105,000 sq. ft. of production, storage, headquarters, and training spaces.
Finances the construction of a 150,000 sq. ft. expansion to TectonProducts.
The relocation and expansion of Houston Meat Distributors, Inc. into their new headquarters, which includes a new, state-of-the-art, cold storage facility
Orange EV expands manufacturing capabilities in a Severely Distressed Kansas City area.
Wilmington STEM Hub Funded by NMTC & Community Partners
This project supported the equipment purchases and revitalization of an abandoned facility to be utilized for manufacturing personal care products. In addition to the direct jobs created at Ampro a
NMTC Funding helps Coastal Container expand.
A business tackled the severe affordable housing crisis in South Los Angeles
Investment in manufacturing start-up providing an economic boost for distressed rural Appalachian communities of Kentucky and Tennessee.
Financing for a meat market to relocate to a larger location.
NMTCs bring food manufacturers to Chicago
NMTC financing turns abandoned building into a hub for entrepreneurship and opportunity
Greenline used its NMTC supported Small Business Capital Fund to deliver a $1.5 million subordinate business loan. The loan allowed RMI to expand product offerings and hire 10 additional technology
A $22.2 million project included the acquisition of 10 acres of land, construction and equipping a 70,000 sq. ft. state-of-the-art material recovery facility capable of processing more than 120,000 tons
Financing for a family-owned wholesale distributor of fresh produce as well as frozen, canned and specialty items.
The largest solar installation in the state of Utah and nearly doubling the state's current solar capacity.
On June 15, 2017, Pickwick Electric Cooperative, Tennessee Valley Authority, McNairy County Industrial Development Board, and Silicon Ranch officially commissioned and turned on a 10 MWDC solar energy facility in
Financing for the installation of 1 megawatt of solar panels and purchasing various furniture, fixtures and equipment at Vomela's new 300,000 sq. ft. headquarters in Saint Paul, MN.
SJEIC provides laboratory, office, proto-type manufacturing and demonstration space for emerging clean technology companies.
Roses Southwest Papers Inc. is a high-quality paper products manufacturer located in Albuquerque, New Mexico. The investment will allow the family-owned and operated business to increase its manufacturing capacity and
Redevelopment of a historic vacant industrial complex located in a distressed area on Buffalo's East Side.
The Martinsville Clean Energy project successfully combined Investment Tax Credits and New Markets Tax Credits for the design, construction and installation of state-of-the-art clean energy generation technology into an anaerobic
The acquisition and retrofitting of a former coal fired power plant which had closed 10 years ago.
Renovation of a building in Tulsa's downtown warehouse and industrial district, now known as Brady Arts, site of the Tulsa race riot in 1921.
Finances the renovation of two buildings -a 32,000 sq. ft. warehouse and a 71,000 sq. ft. manufacturing facility and office -plus the purchase and installation of equipment for Green Current