BALDOR BUCKS ECONOMIC TRENDS

Leveraged by a hefty state grant, Baldor Electric Co., a maker of industrial electric motors (like the one above that looks like it could go on a spaceship), will soon begin expanding operations at its Cleveland County plant, adding 166 jobs. The move will help Baldor meet growing demand for wind-powered technology, company VP Bill Ramsbey tells us. Baldor expects to invest $17M in the expansion, which includes the purchase of an existing 270k SF building adjoining the plant. The project was aided by a $400k grant from the State?s One North Carolina Fund.

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