From the WSFA Web Site: Montgomery’s Hyundai plant continues to pay off for other cities. WSFA 12 News has confirmed Maxforma Plastics is moving in to Opelika and bringing in 100 new jobs. It will build some of the plastic parts for Hyundai’s bumpers. It’s a 14 million dollar investment. Construction starts next month. From the OA News: During the Opelika City Council meeting Tuesday night, Opelika Mayor Gary Fuller announced Maxforma Plastics would be locating in Opelika providing about 100 new jobs. Fuller said he was pleased to announce Maxforma Plastics LLC, an automotive supplier, would locate at a 20-acre site filling an 80,000-square-foot facility in the Northeast Opelika Industrial Park, representing a $14 million investment with employment expected to exceed 100. But only on this website do you get information on where to find information on the web about Maxforma & Hanwha From their website: Hanwha L&C Corporation, who was a pioneer in creating PVC culture in Korea, is the world leader in manufacturing construction materials, such as plastic floor materials and artificial marble, auto-components, such as GMT, EPP and interior decorations, and everyday necessities, such as packing materials and films. (The company with Heart Warming Technology).
From the Archives — originally published on the Opelika Daily News on April 20, 2005. View the original page.
