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“It was a strategic decision that really was the result of our desire to focus our efforts back on Springfield, exclusively and to boost our work here,” he said.
McGregor will also build in an addition to its Morgal facility on South Yellow Springs Street. The company is investing more than $2 million in its facilities this year, including about $500,000 in new equipment as a result of the sale, he said.
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The company also invested about $2 million last year.
The additional positions in Springfield include welders and tool and die operators.
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