Kyocera plants unify North American cutting tools
Kyocera Precision Tools Inc. completed the consolidation of its North American cutting tool units into a Hendersonville headquarters based subsidiary. The firm operates facilities in Costa Mesa and Wapakoneta and serves aerospace medical automotive and PCB markets. Aimed at capturing a fifth of a $500 million annual market, the company targets $100 million in FY 2018 with a focus on productivity and growth for employees customers and communities.
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Asheville Airport to buy 15 acres for runway expansion
Asheville Regional Airport plans to purchase 15 acres adjacent to its property for a 64 million runway expansion. Henderson County commissioners approved the sale of Ferncliff Industrial Park land from Vaughn Fitzpatrick and a family trust for 1.4977 million dollars, about 97 700 per acre.
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