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Introduction and Explanations A State Affiliate of the U.S. Census Bureau Governor of Ohio Lt. Governor of Ohio Director, Ohio Department of Development INTRODUCTION AND EXPLANATIONS • • • • • • “ ” Establishments and Employment by Country Country Establishments Employees Japan 559 51,747 Pacific Rim Australia 37 1,300 China 10 902 China - Hong Kong 13 1,427 China - Taiwan 4 161 India 31 2,218 New Zealand 8 699 Singapore 5 30 South Korea 10 426 Thailand 1 60 France 131 13,012 Germany 528 29,848 Switzerland 133 13,130 United Kingdom 774 25,942 Europe Austria 14 789 Belgium 55 6,608 Denmark 3 270 Finland 15 1,399 Ireland 51 3,711 Italy 73 6,541 Liechtenstein 3 49 Luxembourg 170 5,700 Netherlands 78 5,663 Norway 5 339 Russia 10 1,045 Spain 9 418 Sweden 26 1,819 Ukraine 1 100 Canada 545 14,936 Americas Bermuda 1 15 Brazil 7 167 British Virgin Islands 3 112 Colombia 2 640 Mexico 13 1,479 Panama 1 3 Middle East Israel 7 94 Kuwait 2 70 Saudi Arabia 5 145 Turkey 11 230 UAE 5 675 South Africa 4 161 Totals 3,363 194,080 International Investment in Ohio Percent Employment by Country Other 23% Japan 27% Canada 8% France 7% United Kingdom Germany 13% 15% Switzerland 7% COUNTY INTERNATIONAL CORPORATE INVESTMENT IN OHIO OPERATIONS ESTABLISHMENTS EMPLOYING 5 OR MORE COUNTY COMPANY CITY SIC CODE EMPLOYEES COUNTRY Adams Hanson Aggregates East Inc Peebles 1422 50 Germany Adams Hanson Aggregates East Inc Winchester 5032 15 Germany Allen Chemtrade Logistics Inc Cairo 5169 10 Canada Allen DTR Industries, Inc Bluffton 3052 790 Japan Allen Exel Inc. Lima 4225 100 Germany Allen Grob Systems, Inc. Bluffton 3535 198 Germany Allen Ineos Americas LLC Lima 2869 300 United Kingdom Allen Lima Refining Company Lima 2911 300 Canada Allen Milcor, Inc Lima 3442 300 United Kingdom Allen PCS Nitrogen, Inc Lima 2873 300 Canada Allen Punch Components, Inc Lima 3663 30 Belgium Allen Sky Chefs Inc Delphos 5141 650 Germany Ashland Mansfield Plumbing Products LLC Perrysville 3261 600 Colombia Ashtabula Bessemer and Lake Erie Railroad Company Conneaut 6519 150 Canada Ashtabula Elkem Metals, Inc. Ashtabula 3274 7 Norway Ashtabula ESAB Group Inc Ashtabula 3356 220 United Kingdom Ashtabula Millenium Inorganic Chemicals Inc Ashtabula 8721 50 Saudi Arabia Ashtabula Perfection Corp Geneva 3089 75 Luxembourg Ashtabula Rex International U.S.A. Inc. Ashtabula 3423 28 Japan Ashtabula RTS Companies US Inc Austinburg 3089 40 Canada Ashtabula SGS N. America, Inc. Conneaut 8734 31 Switzerland Ashtabula Sigma OH Industries Jefferson 3089 20 Canada Ashtabula Sigma OH Industries Ashtabula 3089 20 Canada Ashtabula Stress-Crete Company Jefferson 3646 17 Canada Ashtabula Wayne-Dalton Corp Conneaut 2431 76 Japan Auglaize AAP St. Marys Corp. Saint Marys 3714 470 Japan Section 4: Page 1 INTERNATIONAL CORPORATE INVESTMENT IN OHIO OPERATIONS ESTABLISHMENTS EMPLOYING 5 OR MORE COUNTY COMPANY CITY SIC CODE EMPLOYEES COUNTRY Auglaize Dannon Company Inc Minster 2026 390 France Auglaize Kantner Ingredients Inc Wapakoneta 5143 20 France Auglaize Murotech Ohio Corp St Marys 3465 60 Japan Auglaize Setex, Inc Saint Marys 2531 475 Japan Auglaize Spring Creek Corp Minster 5032 16 France Belmont Severstal Wheeling, Inc. Martins Ferry 3312 75 Russia Butler Aeronca, Inc. Middletown 3724 250 Canada Butler AGFA Corporation Fairfield 3861 5 Belgium Butler Alig LLC Middletown 2813 32 France Butler Allied Building Products Corp. Hamilton 5211 10 Ireland Butler American Fan Co Fairfield 3564 100 Switzerland Butler Anest Iwata USA, Inc. West Chester 3479 8 Japan Butler Asahi Diamond America, Inc. West Chester 5085 8 Japan Butler BAE Systems Survivability Systems LLC West Chester 3711 1,500 United Kingdom Butler Bakemark USA, LLC Fairfield 5149 100 Netherlands Butler Clarkwestern Building Systems Inc. Middletown 3444 125 Japan Butler Clarkwestern Building Systems Inc. West Chester 3444 50 Japan Butler Contech Construction Products, Inc West Chester 3443 200 United Kingdom Butler Crane America Services, Inc Monroe 3531 53 Germany Butler Evertz Technology Service USA Inc Middletown 3325 30 Germany Butler Excelsior Steel Processing Inc Middletown 5051 7 Canada Butler Fuji Electric Corp of America West Chester 5063 5 Japan Butler Hanson Aggregates East Inc West Chester 3272 15 Germany Butler Henkel Corporation West Chester 2843 20 Germany Butler Invensys plc Fairfield 3822 10 United Kingdom Butler Invensys plc Hamilton 3822 10 United Kingdom Section 4: Page 2 INTERNATIONAL CORPORATE INVESTMENT IN OHIO OPERATIONS ESTABLISHMENTS EMPLOYING 5 OR MORE COUNTY COMPANY CITY SIC CODE EMPLOYEES COUNTRY Butler Konecranes Inc West Chester 7699 45 Finland Butler Marathon Monitors, Inc. West Chester 3823 23 United Kingdom Butler Master-Halco, Inc. Hamilton 5039 20 Japan Butler MillerCoors LLC Trenton 2082 600 United Kingdom Butler Misa Metals, Inc. Middletown 5051 150 Japan Butler Misa Metals, Inc. West Chester 5051 59 Japan Butler Mitel Networks Inc. West Chester 3661 25 Canada Butler Multi Fittings Corp Fairfield 3432 156 Belgium Butler NEC Unified Solutions, Inc. West Chester 5065 18 Japan Butler Nergeco USA, Inc West Chester 5211 10 France Butler Neturen America Corp Hamilton 3328 20 Japan Butler Otis Spunkmeyer Inc West Chester 5149 40 Ireland Butler Pacific Industries U.S.A. Inc. Fairfield 3714 350 Japan Butler Salvagnini America, Inc Hamilton 5084 40 Italy Butler Shred-It West Chester 7389 22 Canada Butler Siemens Water Technologies Corp. Middletown 5074 6 Germany Butler Simplexgrinnell LP West Chester 1711 200 Switzerland Butler Sky Chefs Inc Fairfield 5812 20 Germany Butler Square D Company Oxford 3643 500 France Butler Square D Company West Chester 3613 75 France Butler Takumi Stamping Inc. Fairfield 3469 150 Japan Butler Three Bond International, Inc. West Chester 2891 60 Japan Butler ThyssenKrupp Bilstein of America, Inc Hamilton 3714 212 Germany Butler ThyssenKrupp Safway, Inc. Fairfield 5082 10 Germany Butler Tipco Punch, Inc. Hamilton 3544 30 Canada Butler Toyobo Kureha America Ltd West Chester 2299 40 Japan Section 4: Page 3 INTERNATIONAL CORPORATE INVESTMENT IN OHIO OPERATIONS ESTABLISHMENTS EMPLOYING 5 OR MORE COUNTY COMPANY CITY SIC CODE EMPLOYEES COUNTRY Butler Tube City Ims, LLC Middletown 5093 75 Canada Butler Univar USA Inc. Hamilton 5169 40 Luxembourg Butler Usui International Corporation Monroe 3317 50 Japan Butler Valeo Climate Control Corp. Hamilton 3714 285 France Butler Vitran Express Inc West Chester 4213 30 Canada Butler Voith Paper Inc. Monroe 3554 100 Germany Butler Williams Scotsman Inc Hamilton 7519 15 United Kingdom Butler Yamazen, Inc West Chester 5084 10 Japan Champaign Rittal Corp. Urbana 3469 500 Germany Champaign Trutec Industries Incorporated Urbana 3479 90 Japan Champaign Yellow Book USA, Inc. Urbana 2741 10 United Kingdom Clark Andritz Inc Springfield 8734 12 Austria Clark Coilplus - Ohio, Inc. Springfield 5051 46 Japan Clark Extendicare Homes, Inc Springfield 8051 50 Canada Clark Freudenberg Household Products LP Springfield 3991 280 Germany Clark Konecranes Inc Springfield 3536 135 Finland Clark LexisNexis Springfield 7375 50 United Kingdom Clark Meva Formwork Systems Inc Springfield 3299 35 Germany Clark Seepex Inc. Enon 3561 54 Germany Clark Teikuro Corp Springfield 3714 100 Japan Clark TPUSA, Inc Springfield 7389 150 France Clark Trutec Industries Incorporated Springfield 3398 90 Japan Clark TS USA Springfield 3826 15 France Clark Yamada North America, Inc. South Charleston 3714 340 Japan Clermont Aggreko, LLC Batavia 7359 8 United Kingdom Clermont Amano Cincinnati Incorporated Loveland 3559 70 Japan Section 4: Page 4 INTERNATIONAL CORPORATE INVESTMENT IN OHIO OPERATIONS ESTABLISHMENTS EMPLOYING 5 OR MORE COUNTY COMPANY CITY SIC CODE EMPLOYEES COUNTRY Clermont DSG-Canusa Loveland 3317 40 Canada Clermont Elof Hansson Inc. Milford 5113 24 Sweden Clermont Experian Information Solutions, Inc Loveland 7323 12 United Kingdom Clermont Extendicare Health Services Inc Milford 8051 100 Canada Clermont Fluid Conservation Systems Corp Milford 3599 11 United Kingdom Clermont JSR America, Inc. Milford 5169 5 Japan Clermont LNS America, Inc. Cincinnati 5084 58 Switzerland Clermont Mane, Inc. Milford 2099 70 France Clermont Midland-Guardian Co. Amelia 6311 650 Germany Clermont Midwest Mold & Texture Corp Batavia 3544 25 Japan Clermont Nestle USA, Inc Loveland 2023 25 Switzerland Clermont Siemens Product Lifecycle Management Software Inc. Milford 7371 70 Germany Clermont Siemens Water Technologies Corp. Milford 3589 8 Germany Clermont Sun Chemical Corporation Amelia 2893 90 Japan Clermont Tata America International Milford 7373 600 India Clinton Ahresty Wilmington Corporation Wilmington 3363 420 Japan Clinton American Showa, Inc. Blanchester 3714 600 Japan Clinton Hanson Aggregates East Inc Wilmington 3272 15 Germany Clinton Huhtamaki Plastics, Inc New Vienna 3089 350 Finland Clinton Livingston International Wilmington 4731 10 Canada Clinton New Sabina Industries, Inc. Sabina 3714 390 Japan Clinton R3 Safety, LLC Wilmington 5084 42 United Kingdom Clinton Technicolor Thomson Group, Inc Wilmington 7819 250 France Columbiana Foerster Systems, Inc Salem 3537 17 Germany Columbiana Gad-About Tours Inc Columbiana 4725 15 United Kingdom Columbiana Mitsubishi Heavy Industries America Leetonia 5084 125 Japan Section 4: Page 5 INTERNATIONAL CORPORATE INVESTMENT IN OHIO OPERATIONS ESTABLISHMENTS EMPLOYING 5 OR MORE COUNTY COMPANY CITY SIC CODE EMPLOYEES COUNTRY Columbiana SMS Millcraft LLC East Palestine 7699 35 Germany Columbiana Trane U.S. Inc. Salem 3585 350 Ireland Coshocton Ansell Protective Products Inc Coshocton 3842 250 Australia
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