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2012 Publicly Announced New and Expanding Oklahoma Companies 2012 Publicly Announced New and Expanding Oklahoma Companies Highlights · 126 company locations announced growth in Oklahoma in 2012 totaling over $3.5 Billion in new investment. 21 of these companies were new to Oklahoma and 67 were manufacturing announcements. Over 13,000 total jobs are expected to be created over the next few years. · The largest 2012 job announcements were made by Boeing in Oklahoma City (900 jobs), Adfitech in Edmond (711 jobs), ASCO in Stillwater (600 jobs) and ORS Nasco in Tulsa (600 jobs). Company and industry information can be found on the second tab of this worksheet. Notes: Only companies making public announcements of expansions are included in this report. Retail-only companies, bank branch offices and hospitals are not included in this report. The Oklahoma Department of Commerce does not release individual company investment amounts. Many expanding companies in this report participate in the Oklahoma Quality Jobs Program administered by the Oklahoma Department of Commerce. Information on the Quality Jobs Program can be found at: http://okcommerce.gov/new-and-existing-business/tools-and-assistance-for-existing-businesses/incentives/quality-jobs-program/ Sources : Information in this report is collected from a variety of sources including internal Department of Commerce reports, statewide and nationwide newspapers, and company websites. Quarterly and annual on-line versions of this report available at: http://okcommerce.gov/data-and-research/business-and-market-data/ Contact: Lesli Walsh [email protected] Type (New or Primary Employees to Sq. Feet to Company City County Expansion) NAICS Product/ Service Media Source add add Date Qtr Aviation Training Consulting, LLC Altus Jackson Expansion 5416 Professional MX flight training, development, analyst andCommerce consulting Release 1/12/12 44 N/A Jan-12 1 Sikorsky Aerospace Services/ United TechnologiesAltus Jackson New 336411 Helicopter flight training and maintenance academy Newsok 10/29/12 100 95,123 Oct-12 4 Delaware Nation / Unami Solar Anadarko Caddo Expansion 921150 Green Tech Warehouse Expansion for Solar Panel ProjectUSA Today 2/24/12 150 250,000 Feb-12 1 Amethyst Research Inc. Ardmore Carter Expansion 334413 Sensor technology manufacturer starting LED ChristmasOklahoman Light division 2/14/12 teaming up with Minnesota3 manufacturer6,000 Feb-12 1 Oklahoma Materials Recycling LLC Atoka Atoka New 327999 Manufactures molybdenum oxide products from spent catalystJournal Recordused in 3/6/12the petroleum refining50 processN/A Mar-12 1 Phillips 66 Bartlesville Washington Expansion 324110 Refines & markets petroleum products and crude oil productTulsa World,transportation news 9 & commerce455 press release0 8/31/12Sep-12 3 AFG Acquisition Group LLC/ American Foundry Bixby Tulsa/Wagoner Expansion 331513 Designs, develops & manufactures metal castings usedCommerce in nuclear, News energy Release & military 3/5/12 industries250 N/A Mar-12 1 NMB Manufacturing Bixby Tulsa/Wagoner New 333132 Custom-made parts for refining, pipeline and petrochemicalJournal industries Record 11/6/12 10 13,072 Nov-12 4 AG Equipment Co. Broken Arrow Tulsa Expansion 333912 Manufactures gas compression equipment for the oil &PR gas Commerce industry 4/13/12 268 N/A Apr-12 2 Air Cooled Exchangers LLC Broken Arrow Tulsa Expansion 33241 Manufactures air-cooled heat exchangers Commerce News Release 3/5/12205 N/A Mar-12 1 BlackHawk Industrial Distribution Broken Arrow Tulsa Expansion 423710 Industrial parts distributor new headquarters Journal Record 7/16/12 N/A 33,000 Jul-12 3 BlackHawk Industrial Distribution Broken Arrow Tulsa Expansion 423840 Industrial wholesale distribution and logistics service Commerce News Release 11/30/12168 N/A Dec-12 4 CSI Aerospace Broken Arrow Tulsa Expansion 336412 Repairs & overhauls air speed & temperature sensors forCommerce aircraft News Release 75 N/A May-12 2 Cyclonic Valve Company Broken Arrow Tulsa Expansion 332919 Designs & manufactures custom cyclonic valves for theCommerce oil & gas industry News Release 3/5/1245 N/A Mar-12 1 Exopack, LLC Catoosa Rogers Expansion 326113 Develops, manufactures and sources paper and plasticJournal flexible Record packaging 3/6 and& 3/15/12 coatings 44for industrial60,000 applicationsMar-12 1 Continental Resources Inc. Chickasha Grady Expansion 211111 Oil & gas exploration company purchased 22-acre lot Journal Record 5/15 & 5/31/2012 2 10,575 May-12 2 Gonzales Machine, Inc. Davis Murray Expansion 33251 Manufacturer of oil field equipment parts PR Commerce 4/13/12 60 N/A Apr-12 2 Wood Flowline Products, LLC Davis Murray Expansion 333132 Manufactures, rebuilds and recertifies frac iron parts includingCommerce swivel Release & pup 2/16/12joints, plug 152check and releaseN/A valvesFeb-12 and manifold1 trailers for use in oilfield applications DIW Engineering & Fabrication Dewey Washington Expansion 336212 Manufactures fabricated components and skid-mountedTulsa assemblies World, news 9 & commerce28 press releaseN/A 8/31/12Sep-12 3 Tile Shop, The Durant Bryan New 325520 Manufactures grout sealents and adhesives for tile andJournal stone products Rec. 12/14/12 80 185,000 Dec-12 4 Adfitech Edmond Oklahoma Expansion 519190 Business process outsourcing company for the mortgageCommerce industry News 711 0 Jul-12 3 Pelco Products Edmond Oklahoma Expansion 335932 Manufacturers traffic hardware and other metal fabricationsJR 4/9/2012 pg 8a 40 N/A Apr-12 2 Apex Wind Energy Holdings/ Atlantic Power El Reno Canadian New 221119 Canadian Hills Wind Farm (300 MW) Marketwatch.com 4/2/12 15 20,000 acresApr-12 2 Halliburton El Reno Canadian Expansion 334513 Land purchase for future use. Journal Rec 4/10/12 350 67 acres Apr-12 2 Schlumberger Limited El Reno Canadian Expansion 213111 Oilfield services provider opening up new operations centerOklahoman 1/13 350 70,000 Jan-12 1 AdvancePierre Foods Enid Garfield Expansion 311612 Manufactured foods - Philly-Steak division newsok.com 9/4/12 50 N/A Sep-12 3 Gefco, Inc. Enid Garfield Expansion 333132 Manufactures portable drilling, oil field equipment and transfer/Commerce dump News trailers Release 3/5/12233 N/A Mar-12 1 Northstar Agri Industries/ PICO Holdings Enid Garfield New 311224 New Canola oil processing plant Enid News 10/30/12 55 N/A Oct-12 4 Pelagic Tank, LLC Enid Garfield New 332420 Manufacturer of storage tanks & heavy wall vessels Commerce News Release 110 N/A Sep-12 3 OK Industries Heavener LeFlore Expansion 311615 Food processing facility The Republic - Arkansas 4/9/12 72 N/A Apr-12 2 First Oklahoma Bank Jenks Tulsa Expansion 522110 New bank headquarters Journal Rec. 12/19/12 N/A 60,000 Dec-12 4 Tulsa Winch, Inc./ TWG Jenks Tulsa Expansion 333120 Produces planetary and worm gear winches and swingCommerce drives for large Release oilfield 1/12/12 trucks, heavy100 haul tractorN/A packages,Jan-12 digger derricks,1 cranes and aerial work platforms Stone Trucking Co. Kiefer Creek Expansion 484230 Long-distance trucking company Journal Rec. 10/12/12 N/A 38 acres Oct-12 4 Wilco Machine and Fab, Inc. Marlow Stephens Expansion 333999 Global manufacturer of fabricated and machined equipment,Commerce products Release and tools 1/12/12 for the energy100 industryN/A Jan-12 1 Sceptor Corporation Miami Ottawa New 326199 Canadian Company purchase of Blitz Manufacturing Oklahoman 9/14/12 85 N/A Sep-12 3 Boeing Company, The Midwest City Oklahoma Expansion 336411 Engineering and Technical Support for aerospace industryOklahoman 1/5 900 N/A Jan-12 1 Pratt & Whitney Military Aftermarket Services, Inc./Midwest United CityTechnologiesOklahoma Expansion 336412 Overhaul and repair of jet aircraft engines at Tinker AFBPR Commerce 4/13/12 160 N/A Apr-12 2 Cameron International Corporation Moore Cleveland Expansion 3329 Global manufacturer of flow equipment, systems and servicesCommerce to oil, Release gas and 2/16/12 process industries263 N/A Feb-12 1 Vallourec & Mannesmann TCA Muskogee Muskogee Expansion 33121 Seamless pipeline manufacturer for oil & gas industry Journal Record 4/13/2012 40 N/A Apr-12 2 Vallourec & Mannesmann/ V&M Star Muskogee Muskogee Expansion 33121 Manufactures seamless tubular products Muskogee Phoenix 25 N/A Nov-12 4 Hitachi Computer Products Norman Cleveland Expansion 334112 Manufactures computer peripherals; Norman Transcript 4/4/12 75 N/A Apr-12 2 Johnson Controls' Norman Cleveland Expansion 334512 New product line - Commercial HVAC Manufacturer Norman Transcript 3/26/12 200 N/A Mar-12 1 Sitel Norman Cleveland Expansion 561422 In-bound customer service call center Journal Record 12/17/12 400 N/A Dec-12 4 Accurate Laboratories Oklahoma City Oklahoma Expansion 541380 Precision calibration aviation, repair and testing serviceJournal Rec. 8/14/12 10 15,000 Aug-12 3 AT&T Call Centers Oklahoma City Oklahoma Expansion 561422 Hiring 87 at 2 OKC call centers Journal Record 12/12/12 87 N/A Dec-12 4 Baker Hughes Oklahoma City Oklahoma Expansion 333132 Regional consolidation of operation center Oklahoman 1/27/12 N/A N/A Jan-12 1 Berry Energy Services Oklahoma City Oklahoma Expansion 213112 Provides frac sand for the energy industry; Moving headquartersJournal Record from Shawnee5/21/12 to OKC 8 3,300 May-12 2 Page 1 of 3 Boldt Construction Oklahoma City Oklahoma Expansion 236115 Construction services company Journal Record 7/2012 4 N/A Jul-12 3 Burns & McDonnell Oklahoma City Oklahoma Expansion 541310 Engineering and architectural firm expanding in the RobinsonJournal Renaissance Record 3/22/12 building in downtown30 OKCN/A Mar-12 1 Centek Inc. Oklahoma City Oklahoma New 333132 New manufacturing plant for oil well casing stabilizers usedJournal in oilRecord and gas 5/2/12 drilling -80 Jobs on Q4already 2011 on Quarter76,161 1 May-12 2 Chaparral Energy Inc. Oklahoma City Oklahoma Expansion 211111 Independent oil and gas producer and operator Oklahoman 3/8/12 80 17,532 Mar-12 1 Compass Manufacturing/ Chesapeake Energy Oklahoma City Oklahoma Expansion 333132 Manufactures gas compression units for oil & gas industryPR Commerce 4/13/12 81 N/A Apr-12 2 Devon Energy Corp.
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