Governor Shapiro Secures $31.7 Million Investment from Brunk Industries to Expand Manufacturing Operations, Creating 64 New Jobs

 

Brunk Industries plans to invest $31.7 million to expand operations in Freeport, Pennsylvania. The state is investing over $4.1 million through its industrial development fund in the project, which will create 64 new jobs over the next four years and retain 11 existing, full-time positions. Brunk Industries will build a new 20,000-square-foot manufacturing facility on 20 acres. 

Brunk Industries is a contract manufacturer specializing in micro-precision, light-gauge metal stamping, and complex component assembly. The company designs custom tooling and produces parts for highly regulated industries like medical devices, aerospace, automotive, and defense. The Freeport-based Brunk Technology Center focuses on die design, die components, rapid prototyping and supporting production and engineering at Brunk’s manufacturing facilities. 

Scott Adams, vice president of operations, Brunk Industries. “We chose to expand in Pennsylvania because of all the great things they have to offer, including the concentration of the tool and die industry in the area, and the quality of the workforce in the region."

 

 

 

 

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