Joseph Machine Co. expands Pennsylvania plant by 150,000 sq. ft.!
By Ashutosh Arora
Joseph Machine Co., a leader in custom machinery manufacturing for the automotive, aerospace, energy, and renewable power sectors, is set to expand its operations in Dillsburg, Pennsylvania. The company plans to add an impressive 150,000 square feet to its existing facility, doubling its module assembly capacity and enhancing its module reliability center. This expansion comes at a crucial time as demand for their innovative solutions continues to rise.
The $13 million project is bolstered by a $2 million investment from Pennsylvania’s Redevelopment Assistance Capital Program (RACP), announced by Governor Josh Shapiro during his visit to the site. The initiative will immediately generate 35 permanent, highly skilled jobs, with the potential to create up to 150 positions upon the project’s completion.
For over three decades, Joseph Machine Co. has been a cornerstone of Pennsylvania’s manufacturing sector, sourcing 60% of its materials from more than 150 Pennsylvania-based suppliers. This growth is expected to not only benefit the company but also stimulate job creation across its regional supplier network, supporting the state’s economic ecosystem.
Governor Shapiro emphasized the importance of this project, stating, “Investments like these are pivotal to strengthening Pennsylvania’s manufacturing legacy, creating good-paying jobs, and ensuring our state remains a competitive hub for innovation and industry.”
With its proven track record of sustained growth—averaging 20% annually for the past 15 years—and its commitment to advancing technology and workforce development, Joseph Machine Co. is poised to make a lasting impact on Pennsylvania’s economic landscape.
