From Talk of the Town, a news partner with buscovoice.com in the Whitley News Network
CHURUBUSCO, Ind. – Maxim Medical Services Inc., a medical equipment installation and repair firm, announced today that it will expand its operations in Churubusco, creating 51 new jobs by 2012.
The company, which installs, services and resells surgical lighting and imaging equipment, will invest more than $1.6 million to expand its distribution operations and establish a light manufacturing center in an existing 50,000 square-foot facility in Churubusco.
The larger facility will enable Maxim Medical Services to realize its projected annual revenue of $20 million by fourth quarter 2012.
“Maxim is experiencing incredible growth and we’re happy they have chosen to expand in northeast Indiana,” said Governor Mitch Daniels. “It’s always nice to announce new jobs, but it takes on special importance when jobs are created in a small community like Churubusco.”
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Medical Equipment Installer Unveils Expansion Plans
From InsideINdianaBusiness.com Report
Fort Wayne-based Maxim Medical Services Inc. is expanding its operations and creating 51 jobs by 2012. The medical equipment installer and repair company will invest more than $1.6 million to establish a light manufacturing center in an existing facility in Churubusco, about 16 miles northwest of Fort Wayne. Maxim says the larger space will help it reach projected annual revenue of $20 million by the fourth quarter of 2012.
Maxim Medical Services Inc., a medical equipment installation and repair firm, announced today that it will expand its operations here, creating 51 new jobs by 2012.
The company, which installs, services and resells surgical lighting and imaging equipment, will invest more than $1.6 million to expand its distribution operations and establish a light manufacturing center in an existing 50,000 square-foot facility in Churubusco, 16 miles northwest of Fort Wayne. The larger facility will enable Maxim Medical Services to realize its projected annual revenue of $20 million by fourth quarter 2012.
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