Currier Plastics, Inc.

Auburn,
NY
(2020)

Currier Plastics, Inc.

Business Development, Manufacturing, Warehouse and Wholesale

A $16.4 million expansion increased manufacturing activity in Auburn, NY, creating 32 new jobs.

Investment

NMTC Amount: $6,240,000
Total Project Cost: $13,752,627

IMPACT

32 FTE jobs

CDEs

Empire State Development Corporation

Investor

Chase

Project Description

Founded in 1982, Auburn-based Currier Plastics provides blow molding and injection molding to the medical, health, beauty, food, beverage and electronics markets.

The company used NTMC financing from Empire State Development Corporation (and an equity investment from Chase) to expand and meet growing demand for its medical products.

The $16.4 million expansion of its headquarters site increased its manufacturing and warehouse space, allowed the company to purchase new equipment, and helped Currier hire 32 additional employees.

MAP

Address: 101 Columbus Street, Auburn, NY 13021

Census Tract: 36011042100

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