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AGY, a manufacturer of specialty glass fibers, announced it is expanding its operations in Aiken County.
The company’s $12.1 million investment will create 80 jobs, according to Gov. Henry McMaster's office.
AGY is a leading innovator and manufacturer of specialty glass fiber reinforcements, enabling high-performance composite solutions for aviation, defense, electronics, architecture and telecommunications applications that are integral to civilian life and critical to the national security supply chain.Located at 2556 Wagener Road in Aiken, AGY is expanding the manufacturing capacity of its low-dielectric constant (Low Dk) and low-dissipation factor (Low Df) glass fibers, which are used to enhance the performance, reliance, and durability of semiconductor packaging, high-performance printed circuit boards, electronic systems and high-speed telecommunications equipment.Operations are expected to be online in the first quarter of 2026. Those interested in joining AGY should go to the company’s careers page.
The state's Coordinating Council for Economic Development awarded a $200,000 Set-Aside grant to Aiken County to assist with the costs of building renovations.
“Artificial intelligence is transforming how the world operates, and we are proud that AGY in Aiken, S.C., stands as a leader in America’s manufacturing capability for AI technologies,” said AGY CEO Al Ridilla.
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