BusinessTuesday, November 3
Simpson Strong-Tie is investing more than $19 million in Fulton and expects to add 24 jobs
The Daily Jefferson City team
If you're looking for work in Callaway County, this one's for you. Simpson Strong-Tie is investing more than $19 million in a new Fulton facility and expects it to create 24 jobs. The company broke ground in October, and the facility will go where its current Monet DeSauw facility sits.
$19 millionminimum invested in the new Fulton facility
The facility will combine EasyFrame automated marking systems, truss fabrication equipment operations and Monet DeSauw saws.
Source: KOMU 8
Missouri's economic development director, Michelle Hataway, said she's excited to see the company growing in Missouri. The 24 jobs would come on top of the 30 now at Monet DeSauw, which Simpson Strong-Tie acquired in August 2024. Senior vice president Nick Algya said the new jobs will be filled locally.
The company will benefit from the Missouri Works Program, but Algya said that was a secondary thought.
“It really didn't determine whether or not we were going to stay there.”
- Address: 2010 South Business 54, Fulton
- Company founded: 1956
- Missouri Works: withholdings or tax credits for job creation
The expansion would add 24 jobs to the 30 already at Monet DeSauw
Source: KOMU 8
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| Value | |
|---|---|
| Current jobs | 30 |
| New jobs expected | 24 |
Sources: KOMU 8, 93.9 The Eagle