The company, founded in 1981, plans to invest about $1 million in the relocation project and has a client base that includes GE Aviation, Rolls-Royce Aerospace and Bell Helicopter. City officials said the company was also considering a site in Richmond, Ind.
“I think it’s encouraging because it’s an aerospace manufacture providing components to big companies,” said Dayton city spokesman Bryan Taulbee. “It will boost the overall presence of the aerospace industry and economy in Dayton and employ skilled employees.”
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