The India-based company plans to create 51 new jobs and invest nearly $8 million at the Pender County site. Polyhose, an industrial hose manufacturer, is slated to build a 40,000-square-foot facility (rendering pictured right) that will include assembly and distribution. It also has its sights set on further expansion on the property and add manufacturing there in the future.
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