Richmond, VA – According to the statement, Governor Glenn Youngkin announced that Super Radiator Coils, a family-owned engineering and manufacturing company, will invest $22 million to expand its operations in Chesterfield County. The expansion will add approximately 80,000 square feet to the company’s existing facility, upgrade machinery, and create 160 new jobs. Virginia successfully competed with Minnesota and Arizona to secure the project.
“This expansion builds on a 44-year history of Super Radiator Coils in the Commonwealth and strengthens Virginia’s position as a leader in advanced manufacturing,” said Governor Youngkin.
“Virginia’s job growth in the manufacturing sector and business climate continue to thrive, thanks to announcements like this, and my administration is proud to support Super Radiator Coils’ continued growth and success.”
The Virginia Economic Development Partnership collaborated with Chesterfield County to secure the project. To support the initiative, Governor Youngkin approved a $610,000 grant from the Commonwealth’s Opportunity Fund to assist the county. The investment reflects the state’s commitment to fostering business growth and advancing the manufacturing sector.
