Curtiss-Wright Announces $30 Million Capital Investment to Expand Its Operations in Round Rock, Texas
Key Highlights
- ➤Curtiss-Wright (CW) plans $30 million Round Rock expansion for nuclear manufacturing capacity
- ➤Naval & Power segment will increase pressure and temperature sensor production capacity
- ➤Expansion adds space for radiation monitoring systems and instrumentation controls development
- ➤Round Rock facility expects higher headcount, improved production flow, and operational efficiency
Expert Statements
Lynn M. Bamford, Chair and CEO of Curtiss-Wright Corporation
“This expansion and investment in our Round Rock operations positions Curtiss-Wright to meet growing customer demand for our critical temperature and pressure sensors supporting the safe and reliable operation of existing and new-build commercial nuclear reactors.”
Lynn M. Bamford, Chair and CEO of Curtiss-Wright Corporation
“As investments in reliable energy infrastructure and advanced nuclear technologies continue to create opportunities across the supply chain, Curtiss-Wright is prepared to support our customers with the manufacturing capacity, technical capabilities, and product portfolio to effectively meet anticipated market growth.”
Anthony Nigara, Senior Vice President and Division Lead, Curtiss-Wright Nuclear
“This capital investment underscores Curtiss-Wright’s commitment to continuous improvement, product quality, and long-term investment in the people and capabilities that support our customers.”
Curtiss-Wright Announces $30 Million Capital Investment to Expand Its Operations in Round Rock, Texas
Curtiss-Wright Corporation (NYSE: CW) today announced a $30 million capital investment to expand operations at its Round Rock, Texas facility, to strengthen its manufacturing capabilities in support of critical nuclear energy and industrial applications. The expansion will benefit the Company’s Naval & Power segment by increasing manufacturing capacity for Curtiss-Wright’s pressure and temperature sensor product lines while creating space to accommodate future developments in the Company’s extensive instrumentation and control portfolio, including cutting-edge radiation monitoring systems (RMS).
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