Alpha Sheet Metal Works, a metal fabricator, today announced it is expanding its operations in Charleston County. The company’s $3.7 million investment will create 14 new jobs.

With more than 80 years of experience, Alpha Sheet Metal Works specializes in steel, stainless steel and aluminum metal products. The company’s products range from individual parts to complete automated assemblies.

Alpha Sheet Metal Works will add 24,000 square feet next to its existing facility, located at 9525 Hamburg Road in Ladson, to increase its Computer Numerical Control (CNC) machining, assembly and large-format fabrication capabilities.

Operations are already online. Individuals interested in joining the Alpha Sheet Metal Works team should contact office@alphamachine.com.

QUOTES

“As a family-owned business, we’re thrilled to expand our operations in Charleston County. This community has been incredibly supportive, and we’re excited to continue serving the local businesses and industries here. Our expertise in steel, stainless steel and aluminum fabrication, combined with our commitment to quality and customer satisfaction, makes us well-suited to meet the region’s diverse needs.”
-Alpha Sheet Metal Works President Joseph W. Schady

“Alpha Sheet Metal Works’ decision to expand in Charleston County demonstrates the continued success of its partnership with South Carolina. We are proud to see the company is reaffirming its confidence in our people and our economy by investing $3.7 million and creating 14 new jobs.”
-Gov. Henry McMaster

“It is always exciting when a company like Alpha Sheet Metal Works that has deep roots in our state decides to further invest in South Carolina. We congratulate Alpha Sheet Metal Works on all the success it has found in Charleston County and look forward to supporting the company’s continued growth.”
-Secretary of Commerce Harry M. Lightsey III

“Alpha Sheet Metal Works is a shining example of the kind of growth we want to see in North Charleston. Homegrown, rooted in community, and committed to quality jobs. We are proud to support their expansion and the opportunities it brings to our residents.”

– North Charleston Mayor Reggie Burgess

“This significant $3.7 million reinvestment, forging 14 new skilled positions within Alpha Sheet Metal Works, represents more than just an expansion of their physical footprint. It stands as a powerful affirmation of the enduring partnership between a respected manufacturer and Charleston County – a community that proudly champions progress and consistently provides the skilled talent necessary for sustained success.”                   

-Charleston County Economic Development Executive Director Merle Johnson

FIVE FAST FACTS

• Alpha Sheet Metal Works is expanding its operations in Charleston County.
• The company’s $3.7 million investment will create 14 new jobs.
• Alpha Sheet Metal Works is a metal fabricator.
• The company is located at 9525 Hamburg Road in Ladson, S.C.
• Individuals interested in joining the Alpha Sheet Metal Works team should contact office@alphamachine.com. 

About Charleston County Economic Development

For over three decades, Charleston County Economic Development Department has been dedicated to establishing and maintaining business relationships with new and existing industries to preserve the Charleston area’s exceptional business climate and quality of life. To learn more about Charleston County Economic Development, visit www.charlestoncountydevelopment.org.

Mesa Land Services, a provider of easement acquisition and title search solutions, today announced it is establishing its first operation in Charleston County. The company’s $1.3 million investment will create 24 new jobs.

Mesa Land Services specializes in software to streamline the utility easement acquisition process. The company’s advanced technology and tools make title management faster and more accurate for customers.

Located at 1459 Stuart Englas Blvd. in Mount Pleasant, Mesa Land Services’ new facility serves as the company’s headquarters and main office.

Operations are already online. Individuals interested in joining the Mesa Land Services team should visit the company’s careers page.

QUOTES

“As a woman-owned business specializing in title research and easement acquisition, I’m thrilled to bring our company to South Carolina. I’m excited to contribute to its growth by providing reliable, thoughtful solutions for landowners, developers and the broader community.”
-Mesa Land Services President Julie Mote

“Mesa Land Services’ decision to establish its first operation in Charleston County is a strong addition to our thriving business landscape. This $1.3 million investment and creation of 24 new jobs highlight South Carolina’s continued success in attracting innovative companies, and we are proud to welcome Mesa Land Services to our state.”
-Gov. Henry McMaster

“We are delighted to see another new company joining our state’s growing business community. Mesa Land Services’ investment, new jobs and new operation represent a win for Charleston County, and we look forward to the company’s success in the years ahead.”
-Secretary of Commerce Harry M. Lightsey III

“We’re thrilled to welcome Mesa Land Services to Charleston County. Their decision to establish their headquarters in Mount Pleasant and create 24 new jobs is a significant win for our community.”
-Charleston County Council Chairman Herbert Ravenel Sass III

“Charleston County is proud to welcome Mesa Land Services, a woman-owned business specializing in software to streamline the utility easement acquisition process. Their $1.3 million investment will have a significant positive impact on our area. We look forward to seeing the innovative solutions they bring to the industry.”
– Charleston County Economic Development Executive Director Steve Dykes

FIVE FAST FACTS

• Mesa Land Services is establishing its first operation in Charleston County.
• The company’s $1.3 million investment will create 24 new jobs.
• Mesa Land Services is a provider of easement acquisition and title search services.
• The company is located at 1459 Stuart Englas Blvd. in Mount Pleasant, S.C.
• Individuals interested in joining the Mesa Land Services team should visit the company’s careers page.

About Charleston County Economic Development

For over three decades, Charleston County Economic Development Department has been dedicated to establishing and maintaining business relationships with new and existing industries to preserve the Charleston area’s exceptional business climate and quality of life. To learn more about Charleston County Economic Development, visit www.charlestoncountydevelopment.org.

Boeing (NYSE:BA) today announced it plans to expand its operations in Charleston County. The company plans to invest $1 billion in infrastructure upgrades at its existing site and create 500 new jobs over the next five years.

For more than a decade, Boeing South Carolina (BSC) has been the home of the full 787 Dreamliner production cycle and fabricates, assembles and delivers the 787-8, 787-9, and 787-10 to customers globally. The company established operations in South Carolina in 2009 and currently employs more than 7,800 people across its Airport and North Campuses in North Charleston, and its West Campus in Orangeburg. Boeing acquired the operations in Orangeburg, located at 174 Millennium Drive, earlier this year, though those facilities will not be affected by the expansion plans.

Boeing will expand both of its North Charleston campuses, located at 5400 International Blvd. and 9775 Patriot Blvd., to support increased 787 Dreamliner production targets and potential future rate increases driven by market demand. The 787 Dreamliner program plans to increase to a rate of 10 airplanes per month by 2026.

Operations are expected to be online in early 2027. Individuals interested in joining the Boeing team should visit the company’s careers page.

QUOTES

“Since the creation of Boeing South Carolina in 2009, we’ve marked many important milestones – including consolidating 787 Dreamliner production to South Carolina. I’m thrilled for this next phase of growth, which is made possible by our incredible teammates and the confidence our customers have in our airplanes. This decision reflects Boeing’s commitment to the workforce, the 787 program and the community. We are building a legacy at BSC, for ourselves and for future generations in the Palmetto State.”
-Vice President and General Manager of the 787 Program and BSC Site Leader Scott Stocker

“Boeing’s decision to expand in Charleston County further solidifies South Carolina’s position as a leader in the aerospace industry. This significant investment and the 500 new jobs it will bring to the Lowcountry reflect Boeing’s confidence in our workforce and highlights the strength of our pro-business environment. We look forward to continuing to build our partnership and the opportunities this expansion will bring to our state.”
-Gov. Henry McMaster

“The legacy Boeing has built in South Carolina is truly something worth celebrating, and we are thrilled the company is continuing to invest in our state. Congratulations to Boeing and Charleston County on this substantial investment of $1 billion and the new opportunities it will create in the Lowcountry.”
-Secretary of Commerce Harry M. Lightsey III

“Boeing has been a cornerstone of economic growth and innovation in Charleston County for over a decade, and this latest investment underscores their deep commitment to our community. Creating 500 new jobs and a $1 billion expansion solidify Charleston County’s position as a leader in the global aerospace industry. We proudly support Boeing’s continued success and the opportunities it brings to our residents and businesses.”
– Charleston County Chairman Herbert Sass III

“Boeing has been a transformative partner for North Charleston, placing our city on the global stage as a hub of innovation and commerce. Their continued investment strengthens our local economy and showcases North Charleston as a leader in advanced manufacturing. Beyond their industry contributions, Boeing has demonstrated a deep commitment to our community through their charitable works and support for local initiatives that enhance the lives of our residents. We are proud to celebrate this latest milestone with them and look forward to the positive impact it will bring to our city and its people.”

-North Charleston Mayor Reggie Burgess

“Boeing’s continued investment in Charleston County is a testament to the strength of our workforce and the supportive business environment we’ve cultivated here. The expansion reflects not only Boeing’s confidence in our community but also the thriving partnership we share. We look forward to supporting their growth and the tremendous opportunities it will bring to our region.”
– Charleston County Economic Development Executive Director Steve Dykes

FIVE FAST FACTS

• Boeing is expanding its operations in Charleston County.
• The company’s $1 billion investment will create 500 new jobs.
• Boeing South Carolina is the home of the full 787 Dreamliner production cycle.
• The company is located at 5400 International Blvd. and 9775 Patriot Blvd. in North Charleston, S.C., and 174 Millennium Dr. in Orangeburg, S.C.
• Individuals interested in joining the Boeing team should visit the company’s careers page.

About Charleston County Economic Development

For over three decades, Charleston County Economic Development Department has been dedicated to establishing and maintaining business relationships with new and existing industries to preserve the Charleston area’s exceptional business climate and quality of life. To learn more about Charleston County Economic Development, visit www.charlestoncountydevelopment.org.

Ingevity (NYSE: NGVT), a North Charleston-based global specialty chemicals and materials manufacturer, is investing $53.3 million over five years in the company’s Charleston County manufacturing facility.

With more than 1,600 employees worldwide, Ingevity manufactures specialty chemicals and high-performance carbon materials that purify, protect, and enhance the world. The company uses renewable, biobased raw materials and creates value-added products for various demanding applications, including adhesives, agrochemicals, asphalt paving, certified biodegradable bioplastics, coatings, elastomers, pavement markings, oil exploration and production, automotive components and more.

For more information on the company, please visit http://www.ingevity.com.

QUOTES:

“I would like to thank Charleston County for their ongoing support as we navigate the closure of the paper mill and reposition Ingevity, and I look forward to our continued partnership and shared mission of enabling the vibrancy of our community.”
-Ingevity Interim President and CEO Luis Fernandez-Moreno

“Ingevity’s $53.3 million investment in their Charleston County facility underscores their confidence in our community. This significant commitment reflects the strength of our partnership and highlights Charleston County as a leader in fostering innovation and sustainable growth.”
-Charleston County Council Chairman Herbert Ravenel Sass III

“Ingevity has been a cornerstone of Charleston County’s manufacturing sector for decades. Their continued investment demonstrates our ongoing dedication to supporting established industries, ensuring they have the tools and resources needed to succeed and adapt in a dynamic global market.”

-Charleston County Economic Development Executive Director Steve Dykes

About Charleston County Economic Development

For over three decades, Charleston County Economic Development Department has been dedicated to establishing and maintaining business relationships with new and existing industries to preserve the Charleston area’s exceptional business climate and quality of life. To learn more about Charleston County Economic Development, visit www.charlestoncountydevelopment.org.

Low Tide Brewing, a craft beer manufacturer, today announced it is expanding its operations in Charleston County. The company’s $22.2 million investment will create 33 new jobs.

Founded on Johns Island in 2016, Low Tide Brewing produces award-winning craft beers from quality ingredients. The company’s brewery and taproom also offer a variety of one-of-a-kind experiences for the community.

Low Tide Brewing will expand into a 26,800-square-foot facility, located at 0 Beer Garden Way on Johns Island, which will include a state-of-the-art brewing system and event space. The new facility will expand the company’s manufacturing operations to meet demand for its wholesale products and increase capacity for visitors.

Operations are expected to be online in mid-2026. Hiring will begin two months before opening. Individuals interested in joining the Low Tide Brewing team should email careers@lowtidebrewing.com.

QUOTES

 “Low Tide Brewing is thrilled to expand our brewing operations in Charleston County. Demand for our products has grown steadily as we continue to strengthen our reputation in the community. We are excited to expand our capabilities so we can support our community even more while producing plenty of tasty brews.”
-Low Tide Brewing Founder Mike Fielding

“Low Tide Brewing is making a strong impact on Charleston County’s economy with this $22.2 million investment that will create 33 new jobs. This expansion reflects our state’s thriving business environment, and we’re proud to see a South Carolina-founded company continue to find success.”
-Gov. Henry McMaster

“Today’s announcement by Low Tide Brewing showcases that South Carolina and Charleston County have the resources businesses need to thrive. We congratulate this South Carolina-based company on its success in the Lowcountry and look forward to watching Low Tide Brewing continue to grow for years to come.”
-Secretary of Commerce Harry M. Lightsey III

“The expansion of a homegrown South Carolina agribusiness is a cause for celebration. I thank Low Tide Brewing for their commitment to our state, its workers and to making a great product.”
-Commissioner of Agriculture Hugh Weathers

“Charleston County is thrilled to see Low Tide Brewing expanding its operations. This homegrown success story perfectly exemplifies the innovative spirit that drives our local economy. Their commitment to quality and community aligns perfectly with our vision. Creating 33 new jobs and expanding their unique visitor experiences will be a bonus for Johns Island and the entire county.”
-Charleston County Council Chairman Herbert Ravenel Sass III

“Low Tide Brewing is a shining example of the creativity and craftsmanship that give Charleston its unique character. Their commitment to producing top-quality craft beers while fostering a sense of community has made them a true local gem. This expansion is a win for both the company and our city, creating new opportunities and further enriching the vibrant culture that makes Charleston such a special place.”

-Charleston Mayor William Cogswell

“Low Tide Brewing’s decision to expand in Charleston County underscores the thriving business environment we’ve built here. By choosing to grow on Johns Island, Low Tide Brewing not only strengthens its commitment to our community but also enhances the area’s appeal as a vibrant destination for locals and visitors alike. Charleston County Economic Development is proud to support their continued success, and we look forward to seeing the impact of their new facility.”

-Charleston County Economic Development Executive Director Steve Dykes

FIVE FAST FACTS

• Low Tide Brewing is expanding its operations in Charleston County.
• The company’s $22.2 million investment will create 33 new jobs.
• Low Tide Brewing is a craft beer manufacturer.
• The company’s new, larger facility will be located at 0 Beer Garden Way on Johns Island, S.C.

• Individuals interested in joining the Low Tide Brewing team should email careers@lowtidebrewing.com.

About Charleston County Economic Development

For over three decades, Charleston County Economic Development Department has been dedicated to establishing and maintaining business relationships with new and existing industries to preserve the Charleston area’s exceptional business climate and quality of life. To learn more about Charleston County Economic Development, visit www.charlestoncountydevelopment.org.

OhmIQ, Inc. (OhmIQ), a world leader in ohmic conduction technology development and licensing, today announced the expansion of its Charleston County operations. The company’s $1.1 million investment will create 21 new jobs.

With its patented ohmic heating technology, OhmIQ delivers an innovative and sustainable method for electrically heating liquids and other substances rapidly and uniformly by passing electricity through the liquid itself. The company licenses this technology to businesses in various industries including food and beverage, chemical processing, and textiles, enabling increased productivity and competitiveness.

OhmIQ’s new 10,000-square-foot facility, located at 3860 Faber Place Drive in North Charleston, will serve as the company’s global headquarters and research and development center.

Operations are already online. Individuals interested in joining the OhmIQ team should visit the company’s careers page.

QUOTES

“OhmIQ couldn’t think of a better place to grow our operations than in the Charleston market. Given the high number of qualified engineers and other professionals, its ease to travel to, and its very attractive environment, North Charleston is a perfect place for our domestic and international clients to visit and support our R&D team.”
-OhmIQ, Inc. CEO Frederique Pirenne

“Congratulations to OhmIQ, Inc. on its continued success in Charleston County. We are proud of the opportunities OhmIQ’s expansion will provide for our people and look forward to the impact this will have in the region.”
-Gov. Henry McMaster

“We are excited to see OhmIQ, Inc. expanding and investing $1.1 million in Charleston County. This announcement is yet another testament to our state’s highly skilled workforce and business-friendly environment, which make it possible for innovative technology companies like OhmIQ to thrive.”
-Secretary of Commerce Harry M. Lightsey III

“OhmIQ’s innovative technology has the potential to revolutionize industries and positively impact our environment through energy efficiency. We welcome the company’s expansion in North Charleston and look forward to their continued growth and success.”
-Charleston County Council Chairman Herbert Ravenel Sass III

“North Charleston is proud to be the home of OhmIQ’s expanding operations and welcomes the growth of this innovative technology company in our community. Their investment not only strengthens our economy but also reflects our city’s commitment to fostering a business environment where companies can thrive. We look forward to the new opportunities this expansion will bring to our residents and the positive impact it will have on our local workforce and technology sector.”

-North Charleston Mayor Reggie Burgess

“Congratulations to OhmIQ on its expansion. The company is transforming the energy landscape with its patented ohmic heating technology, aiming to inspire businesses to achieve greater productivity with a sustainable heating system of undeniable excellence. Their innovative approach to electric heating is redefining the future of heating solutions right here in Charleston County.”

-Charleston County Economic Development Executive Director Steve Dykes

FIVE FAST FACTS

• OhmIQ, Inc. (OhmIQ) is expanding its Charleston County operations.
• The company’s $1.1 million investment will create 21 new jobs.
• OhmIQ is a world leader in ohmic conduction technology development and licensing.
• The company is located at 3860 Faber Place Drive in North Charleston, S.C.
• Individuals interested in joining the OhmIQ team should visit the company’s careers page.

About Charleston County Economic Development

For over three decades, Charleston County Economic Development Department has been dedicated to establishing and maintaining business relationships with new and existing industries to preserve the Charleston area’s exceptional business climate and quality of life. To learn more about Charleston County Economic Development, visit www.charlestoncountydevelopment.org.

Smithey Ironware Company (Smithey), a cookware designer and manufacturer, today announced the expansion of its operations in Charleston County. The company’s $3.1 million investment will create 16 new jobs.

Founded in Charleston in 2015, Smithey designs, markets, and manufactures premium cast iron and carbon steel cookware. The company offers a full range of industry-leading, American-made skillets, roasters, Dutch ovens and more.

Smithey recently expanded into a new headquarters, located at 1061 Everglades Ave. in North Charleston, which houses administration teams and includes a public showroom. The company also opened a new distribution warehouse, located at 2060 North Hobson Ave. in North Charleston, to support expanded fulfillment operations and higher production volumes. The new distribution facility will be home to Smithey’s expanded custom engraving operations, allowing customers to add personalized messages to their cast iron and carbon steel cookware.

Operations are already online. Individuals interested in joining the Smithey team should visit the company’s careers page.

QUOTES

“Smithey is excited to expand our operations and elevate our brand presence via our new public showroom in Charleston County as we continue to build the next great American cookware brand.”
-Smithey Ironware Company Founder and President Isaac Morton

“With our state’s ideal location and talented workforce, companies like Smithey Ironware Company are finding lasting success. We are grateful for the company’s continued investment in Charleston County and congratulate Smithey on this latest milestone.”
-Gov. Henry McMaster

“Congratulations to the Smithey Ironware Company team on this expansion which will help meet growing demand for its premium products. We are proud to support Smithey as it strengthens its commitment to Charleston County and South Carolina.”
-Secretary of Commerce Harry M. Lightsey III

“As a homegrown company in Charleston County, Smithey’s growth is shaping our community into a manufacturing powerhouse. We look forward to seeing Smithey continue to thrive and mold our region into a vibrant economic hub.”
-Charleston County Council Chairman Herbert Ravenel Sass III

“We are thrilled to see Smithey Ironware Company continue its growth right here in North Charleston. Their commitment to craftsmanship and innovation not only highlights the rich industrial tradition of our city but also enhances our local economy through meaningful investments and job creation. With the addition of these new facilities, Smithey is solidifying its presence as a key player in the national manufacturing landscape, and we are proud to support their expansion as they bring world-class, American-made products to new markets. Congratulations to the entire Smithey team on this exciting milestone.”

– North Charleston Mayor Reggie Burgess

“We’re thrilled to witness the continued growth and success of Smithey in Charleston County. This expansion will create new job opportunities and add a new cast to our reputation as a hub for manufacturing and entrepreneurship. We greatly expect that Smithey will continue to cook up a bright future.”

-Charleston County Economic Development Executive Director Steve Dykes

FIVE FAST FACTS

• Smithey Ironware Company (Smithey) is expanding its operations in Charleston County.
• The company’s $3.1 million investment will create 16 new jobs.
• Smithey is a cookware designer and manufacturer.
• The company’s new, expanded facilities are located at 1061 Everglades Ave. and 2060 North Hobson Ave. in North Charleston, S.C.
• Individuals interested in joining the Smithey team should visit the company’s careers page.

About Charleston County Economic Development

For over three decades, Charleston County Economic Development Department has been dedicated to establishing and maintaining business relationships with new and existing industries to preserve the Charleston area’s exceptional business climate and quality of life. To learn more about Charleston County Economic Development, visit www.charlestoncountydevelopment.org.

East Coast Warehouse & Distribution, a leading temperature-controlled logistics provider, today announced it selects Charleston County to establish the company’s first South Carolina operation. The $14.5 million investment will create 52 new jobs.

With 70 years of experience, East Coast Warehouse & Distribution offers a comprehensive approach to third-party logistics services for the food and beverage industry. The company currently operates strategically placed facilities along the East Coast near the ports of New York and New Jersey, Baltimore, Philadelphia and Savannah.

The new East Coast Warehouse & Distribution operation will be part of North Charleston’s Shipyard Creek Logistics Center located at 2015 Tellico Road, 1.5 miles from the entrance of the SC Ports Hugh K. Leatherman Sr. Terminal. The new facility is comprised of 259,000 square feet of warehousing space on 17.6 acres of land, with an additional nine acres for parking and storing 350 trailers and containers. The temperature-controlled facility will be dedicated to public refrigerated warehousing solutions and will also serve as a base for the company’s Safeway Trucking operation.

Operations are expected to begin in the summer of 2025. Individuals interested in joining the East Coast Warehouse & Distribution team should visit the company’s careers page.

QUOTES

“We’re thankful to our partners at Capital Development Partners and the Port of Charleston who helped us make a smooth transition into the Charleston market. This new facility – our first in the market – will allow us to expand our footprint, improve productivity, maximize flexibility and offer increased speed to customers in the greater Charleston area.”
-East Coast Warehouse CEO Jamie Overley

“East Coast Warehouse & Distribution’s $14.5 million investment and the 52 new jobs it will create underscore the strength of the logistics industry in Charleston County and across our state. We congratulate the company on this announcement and look forward to its success in South Carolina.”
-Gov. Henry McMaster

“Our state’s infrastructure network, which includes one of the fastest-growing container ports in the nation, continues to attract companies to South Carolina. Today’s announcement by East Coast Warehouse & Distribution reinforces this trend, and we are pleased to welcome the company’s new operation to Charleston County and South Carolina.”
-Secretary of Commerce Harry M. Lightsey III

“South Carolina Ports welcomes East Coast Warehouse & Distribution to the Charleston port market. Their new temperature-controlled facility will support food and beverage shippers and others moving goods through the Port of Charleston, giving some of the world’s most recognizable brands direct access to our well-run port and the booming Southeast consumer market.”
-SC Ports President and CEO Barbara Melvin

“East Coast Warehouse & Distribution’s decision to establish its first South Carolina operation in Charleston County is a testament to our region’s robust logistics capabilities and strategic location. We are excited to welcome them to our community and look forward to the economic growth and job opportunities their investment will bring.”
– Charleston County Council Chairman Herbert Ravenel Sass III

“North Charleston is excited that East Coast Warehouse & Distribution has chosen North Charleston for their latest expansion. Their new facility at the Shipyard Creek Logistics Center represents a $14.5 million investment in our community and will create 52 new jobs. We are proud to be the location for their first South Carolina operation and are confident this partnership will contribute to the continued prosperity of our city and county.”

– North Charleston Mayor Reggie Burgess

“East Coast Warehouse & Distribution’s choice to establish its first South Carolina operation in Charleston County is a significant win for our community. This investment highlights our county’s competitive advantages in logistics and our capacity to support innovative companies in the food and beverage industry. We are thrilled to welcome East Coast Warehouse to Charleston and look forward to the new opportunities and economic impact they will bring.”

-Charleston County Economic Development Executive Director Steve Dykes

FIVE FAST FACTS

• East Coast Warehouse & Distribution selects Charleston County to establish the company’s first South Carolina operation.
• The company’s $14.5 million investment will create 52 new jobs.
• East Coast Warehouse & Distribution is a leading temperature-controlled logistics provider.
• The company will be located at 2015 Tellico Road in North Charleston, S.C.
• Individuals interested in joining the East Coast Warehouse & Distribution team should visit the company’s careers page.

About East Coast Warehouse & Distribution
For more than 70 years, East Coast Warehouse & Distribution has served as a preeminent 4PL leader, offering integrated temperature-controlled logistics services to food and beverage importers. Its state-of-the-art facilities, totaling 72 million cubic feet, strategically located on the Ports of New York/New Jersey, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Savannah, expedited customs exam services, transportation capabilities and value-added services offers clients a 4PL end-to-end solution that is sophisticated and seamless. East Coast Warehouse partnered with and received an investment from Equity Group Investments, the private investment firm of Sam Zell. For more information, please visit www.eastcoastwarehouse.com.

For more information on East Coast Warehouse and its services, please visit www.eastcoastwarehouse.com.

About Charleston County Economic Development

For over three decades, Charleston County Economic Development Department has been dedicated to establishing and maintaining business relationships with new and existing industries to preserve the Charleston area’s exceptional business climate and quality of life. To learn more about Charleston County Economic Development, visit www.charlestoncountydevelopment.org.

Capital Development Partners announces the opening of Shipyard Creek Logistics Center, featuring a 160,250-square-foot transload facility on 42 acres adjacent to the SC Ports Hugh K. Leatherman Sr. Terminal in North Charleston. The facility will be ready for operations in the fall of 2024.

This state-of-the-art facility is unmatched on the East Coast, with supporting infrastructure including direct access to Interstate 26 and a massive dual rail facility. The high-velocity, low-cost transportation capability is unparalleled, enabling a high volume of fast imports and exports at a lower cost to U.S. consumers.

Additionally, Capital Development Partners is developing a 259,200-square-foot, 27-acre US government inspection facility and warehouse for a distribution company at Shipyard Creek Logistics Center. The facility will deliver in the fall of 2025.

The 135-acre site is located on the newly developed Sewanee Road in North Charleston, adjacent to the SC Ports’ Leatherman Terminal in the heart of the Charleston port market.

QUOTES

“Shipyard Creek Logistics Center is the most significant infrastructure investment on the East Coast of the United States.  The facility provides unprecedented capability for high-velocity services for importers/exporters.  Capital Development Partners and the South Carolina Ports Authority have both invested heavily to provide a competitive advantage that will serve our customers for many years to come.
-Capital Development Partners CEO, John Knox Porter

“The Shipyard Creek Logistics Center will add tremendous new capabilities and capacity to our market, helping serve shippers while enhancing supply chain fluidity for the booming Southeast market. South Carolina Ports and the supporting inland infrastructure continue to expand to meet the needs of our customers today and tomorrow.”
-SC Ports President and CEO Barbara Melvin

“The Shipyard Creek Logistics Center is a major advancement for Charleston County’s economic growth and leadership in global commerce. With its prime location and exceptional access to transportation, this facility will attract new businesses, create opportunities, and strengthen our community. We are proud to support this vital hub for trade and logistics on the East Coast.”

-Charleston County Council Chairman Herbert Ravenel Sass III

“As Mayor of North Charleston, I am thrilled to see the opening of the new Shipyard Creek Logistics Center. This state-of-the-art transload facility adjacent to the Leatherman Terminal will be a tremendous asset to our city and region, enhancing our role as a leading hub for logistics and trade on the East Coast. The strategic location, unparalleled infrastructure, and advanced capabilities of this facility will not only boost our local economy but also benefit businesses and consumers across the United States by ensuring efficient and cost-effective import and export operations. North Charleston is proud to support this forward-looking project that strengthens our city’s future and economic vitality.”

– North Charleston Mayor Reggie Burgess

“The opening of the Shipyard Creek Logistics Center marks a new era for economic development in Charleston County. This facility enhances our ability to attract and retain businesses and solidifies our reputation as a premier logistics hub on the East Coast. This development will bring long-term benefits, including job creation, increased investment, and enhanced global competitiveness for our region.”

-Charleston County Economic Development Executive Director Steve Dykes

FIVE FAST FACTS

• Capital Development Partners plans to deliver Shipyard Creek Logistics Center, a large industrial park in Charleston County.
• Shipyard Creek Logistics Center Phase 1 will deliver this fall, featuring a 160,250-square-foot transload facility on 42 acres.
• Shipyard Creek Logistics Center Phase 2 will deliver in the fall of 2025, featuring a 259,200-square-foot, 27-acre CES facility.
• Capital Development Partners will invest $175 million.
• The logistics center will be located on Sewanee Road in North Charleston, S.C. adjacent to the SC Ports Hugh K. Leatherman Sr. Terminal and Dual Rail Facility.

About Charleston County Economic Development

For over three decades, Charleston County Economic Development Department has been dedicated to establishing and maintaining business relationships with new and existing industries to preserve the Charleston area’s exceptional business climate and quality of life. To learn more about Charleston County Economic Development, visit www.charlestoncountydevelopment.org.

Eveon Containers (Eveon), a global online provider of used shipping containers, today announced the expansion of its North American operations to include a new headquarters in Charleston County. The company’s investment is expected to create over 25 new jobs in the next five years.

Founded in 2020 in Rotterdam, Netherlands, Eveon rapidly expanded into the United States and Canada, offering 24/7 purchasing options for used shipping containers. The company provides sustainable building, shipping and storage solutions for its customers nationwide including businesses, educational institutions, government agencies and more.

Located in the Cigar Factory at 701 East Bay Street in Charleston, the company’s new office will house Marketing and Customer Care teams. This expansion will further support the online platform as it continues to expand globally.

Operations are already online.

QUOTES

“During our tour of various cities, Charleston distinguished itself through the strategic significance of its port, the emerging digital corridor and its distinctive charm. These factors were pivotal in establishing our foundation and launching our headquarters here. As part of our expansion, we relocated our customer service team from the Northeast to Charleston to ensure the southern hospitality organic to the Lowcountry was conveyed to our customers nationwide.”
-Eveon CEO Aad Storm

“Congratulations to Eveon on its continued investment in Charleston County. By expanding its North American headquarters with the addition of new jobs, the company further positions itself as a global leader in logistics and technology.”
-Gov. Henry McMaster

“Through the innovative repurposing of used shipping containers, Eveon shows what is possible with a commitment to sustainability. We value the company’s environmentally conscious dedication and look forward to offering continued support as Eveon grows its North American headquarters.”
-Secretary of Commerce Harry M. Lightsey III

“This investment demonstrates Eveon’s commitment to our community and their confidence in our region’s thriving logistics and technology sectors. The county warmly welcomes their continued growth through this expansion and looks forward to their ongoing success.”
-Charleston County Councilman Herbert Ravenel Sass III

“Charleston County is thrilled to welcome the expansion of Eveon Containers, which will create over 25 new jobs in our community. Eveon’s innovative online platform for used shipping containers brings a unique and dynamic business model to Charleston County. Their strategic decision to locate their North American headquarters positions them for continued success. We’re confident Eveon will thrive in Charleston and contribute to our local economy for years.”

-Charleston County Economic Development Executive Director Steve Dykes

FIVE FAST FACTS

• Eveon Containers (Eveon) is expanding its North American operations to include a new headquarters in Charleston County.
• The company’s investment will create over 25 new jobs in the next five years.
• Eveon is a leading online provider of used shipping containers.
• The company is located in the Cigar Factory at 701 East Bay Street in Charleston, S.C.
• Eveon’s expansion will include Marketing and Customer Care teams and further support the online platform as it expands globally.

About Charleston County Economic Development

For over three decades, Charleston County Economic Development Department has been dedicated to establishing and maintaining business relationships with new and existing industries to preserve the Charleston area’s exceptional business climate and quality of life. To learn more about Charleston County Economic Development, visit www.charlestoncountydevelopment.org.