PUBCO/Kroy

Cleveland,
OH
(2020)

PUBCO/Kroy

Business Development, Community, Homeless Services, Manufacturing, Returning Citizens, Veterans Services

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.

Investment

NMTC Amount: $22,861,941
Total Project Cost: $23,000,000

IMPACT

223 FTE jobs

CDEs

Chase, National New Markets Fund

Investor

Chase

Project Description

Since its founding in 1896 as PUBCO Carbon and Ink, PUBCO has been helping businesses put ink on paper. Now a label manufacturing firm, PUBCO has a tradition and reputation of a commitment to customer service, internal quality control and continuous improvement. PUBCO is proposing to expand its manufacturing operations and capacity at its industrial campus in inner-city Cleveland by purchasing and installing new state-of-the-art equipment and to initiate the new liner-less label market in North America. The new equipment will create at least 50 new jobs, adding to the existing 173 full time jobs at Kroy. Kroy has a strong record of hiring and training the less fortunate including homeless people, refugees, formerly incarcerated and veterans.

MAP

Address: 3830 Kelley Avenue, Cleveland, OH 44114

Census Tract: 39035108301

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