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With the opening of the newly renovated headquarters of its subsidiary EAM, Mosca is expanding its campus in Hazle Township, USA, by 11,000 square meters. The site will also feature a "Machinery Center of Excellence" and its own showroom.
A newly renovated building, new office space and around 24,000 square meters of production space: The headquarters of the subsidiary EAM-Mosca is expanding and will in the future be responsible for strapping machines, strapping bands and spare parts as well as services in the USA, Latin America and the Caribbean.
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“With the expanded headquarters, we are not only positioning EAM-Mosca for the future, but also growing as a whole group in our global orientation,” explains CEO Timo Mosca. “This expansion allows us to meet increasing customer demand locally while simultaneously creating space for innovation.” The opening was attended not only by Managing Directors Timo and Simone Mosca and Alfred Kugler, but also by Christian Wiethuechter (President and CEO of EAM-Mosca), who was impressed by the results of the building's renovation on the former neighboring property.
Following a $9 million renovation, the complex now offers modern, open-plan office space and the first showroom in North and South America: Here, the machines developed and produced by Mosca can be displayed, allowing customers to get a direct impression.
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The production area is also expanding significantly: EAM-Mosca now assembles strapping machines, produces strapping bands, and develops custom machines on a total of 24,000 square meters. In its new Center of Excellence for Machine Development, the company is also researching and developing further innovative solutions for the end of the packaging line.
The expansion of the subsidiary's headquarters is part of EAM-Mosca's $20.6 million investment strategy, with which the company aims to expand its product portfolio, advance automation and digitalization, and find and promote young talent.
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“This will not only promote the growth of our individual subsidiaries and locations, but also the further growth of our group,” says Timo Mosca.
Founded in 1966, the family-owned company is headquartered in Waldbrunn (Baden-Württemberg) and has 27 branches in 19 countries, including six production facilities in Germany, Malaysia, Canada, Spain, and the USA. The company employs approximately 1,350 people. In Switzerland, the machines are distributed by Tanner & Co.
