The engineering and manufacturing firm is investing about $20 million in a new advanced composites plant in Rock Hill, according to the S.C. Department of Commerce.
COLUMBIA, S.C. — Re:Build, an integrated engineering and manufacturing company, is expanding its advanced composites manufacturing operations in York County, according to the S.C. Department of Commerce.
The roughly $20 million investment is expected to create 150 new skilled manufacturing and engineering jobs, the department said.
Re:Build works with companies to design, engineer and manufacture complex products for the medical, aerospace and defense, energy, electrification, robotics and automation, and environmental sectors. The company operates 12 locations nationwide, including an existing facility in Rock Hill, according to Commerce.
The expansion will add a new 130,000-square-foot manufacturing facility at 2021 Williams Industrial Blvd. in Rock Hill, supporting the company’s growth in aerospace, defense and industrial markets. Operations there are expected to begin in November 2026, Commerce said.
The state’s Coordinating Council for Economic Development awarded York County a $100,000 Set-Aside grant to help cover building improvement costs, according to the department.
Re:Build Co-Founder and CEO Miles Arnone said in a statement, “Our customers are scaling faster than ever, and this expansion is how we scale with them. By investing boldly in these capabilities, we’re giving our customers the capacity, speed and consistency they need to move complex programs from development into full-rate production and to do it at a scale few can match.”
Gov. Henry McMaster said, “South Carolina continues to strengthen our manufacturing footprint, giving companies like Re:Build the confidence to expand here. We are proud to support the company’s ongoing success and look forward to the impact these 150 new jobs will have in York County.”
Secretary of Commerce Harry M. Lightsey III said the expansion “demonstrates our state’s strong position as a leader in American manufacturing and innovation.”
York County Council Chairwoman Christi Cox and Rock Hill Mayor John Gettys also praised the expansion, with Gettys calling it “an exciting next step for the company and for Rock Hill.”
Those interested in employment with Re:Build can visit the company’s careers page, according to Commerce.
Based on a release from S.C. Dept. of Commerce.
