Cummins announced plans to expand its presence in Indiana with new building projects and investment at its global headquarters in Columbus as well as in Greenwood and Indianapolis.
Cummins Invests in Electrified Business with Larger Presence in Indiana
Cummins announced that Columbus will be the primary North American manufacturing center and corporate hub for the Electrified Power Business.
May 17, 2019
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To address future growth expectations, Cummins is executing its plans to create work environments across the state of Indiana to foster growth and help attract and retain top talent.
As part of this plan, Cummins announced that Columbus will be the primary North American manufacturing center and corporate hub for the Electrified Power Business which will have a significant presence at the Columbus Engine Plant.
Cummins will also locate a new office building to serve as a hub for digital and information technology employees in Greenwood. In Indianapolis, the company has renovated space at the Salesforce tower and is in the process of building out additional space at its Distribution Business headquarters in downtown Indianapolis.
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