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Orion Ropeworks needed more space as demand boomed, prompting it to add storage space in South Gardiner.
Tanbark Molded Fiber Products plans to use the prize money to hire a designer, CEO and co-founder Melissa LaCasse said in her winning pitch.
As part of a multiyear supply agreement, the new owner will continue to manufacture onsemi’s products from South Portland as onsemi completes the transfer of the production to other facilities.
The prestigious global gathering provided the CEO of Atlantic Sea Farms a chance to champion a different approach to building food systems in the face of climate change.
The partnership is “synergistic,” says the college. Students from Sappi broaden classroom perspectives and they can apply the course curriculum in their daily jobs.
A Chatham, Mass., candy-maker has seen internet orders soaring, prompting an expansion to Maine. Fit-up includes tempering and extrusion machines for small-batch, hand-dipped chocolates.
The Roux Institute has ambitious plans for the former B&M baked bean factory and its grounds in Portland. But first, there's a 109-year-old pier that needs to be demolished.
Finsulate, a Dutch company establishing a U.S. headquarters in Portland, was crowned the 2022 Top Gun Showcase winner, receiving $25,000 in prize money.
Behind-the-scenes sleuthing helped Portland real estate firm J.B. Brown & Sons find an off-market deal with a 200,000-square-foot industrial distribution facility in Bangor.
Sumit and Van Sharma, who grew up in Portland in the 1990s, have big plans for the Indian-style lager beer they launched in October 2021.
Finsulate, which makes an antifouling treatment for vessels and floating infrastructure, has growth in mind as the company lays anchor in Portland after a year of Maine market research.
The plan is to create a testing center to support design and development of the next-generation Modular RivGen, which harnesses energy from free-flowing rivers and tidal currents.
In a tight market for industrial space, the buyers of the 37-year-old building already have a long-term tenant.
Brian Deveaux was named Hussey Seating's president, and will retain the role of chief financial officer at the family-owned company. Gary Merrill will continue as CEO.
Bath Iron Works' new president comes from the aerospace industry, and will face a variety of issues in his leadership role at the 7,400-employee shipbuilder.
Bath Iron Works on Thursday named Charles Krugh, an executive at Gulfstream Aerospace, as its new president following the sudden departure of predecessor Dirk Lesko in April.