Flying J Inc., a petroleum exploration, production, refining, marketing and retailing company best known to truckers as a truckstop chain, is moving its corporate headquarters in Utah from Brigham City to Ogden.
The move is aimed at consolidating corporate activities, said Flying J President Phillip Adams. Approximately 250 employees of Flying J subsidiaries already occupy space on the second and third floors of Ogden's Washington Mutual building, which Flying J has agreed to purchase.
It will also buy the nearby Aerospace office center and parking terrace.
The company, with $2.7 billion in annual sales, operates more than 130 travel plazas, convenience stores, restaurants, motels and truck service centers in the United States and Canada and has more than 10,000 employees.
The move is aimed at consolidating corporate activities, said Flying J President Phillip Adams. Approximately 250 employees of Flying J subsidiaries already occupy space on the second and third floors of Ogden's Washington Mutual building, which Flying J has agreed to purchase.
It will also buy the nearby Aerospace office center and parking terrace.
The company, with $2.7 billion in annual sales, operates more than 130 travel plazas, convenience stores, restaurants, motels and truck service centers in the United States and Canada and has more than 10,000 employees.
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