Emero International opens first US facility in Cleveland creating 105 local jobs

Bradley County, Tennessee, is set to experience a significant economic boost following the recent announcement of Emero International's new facility in Cleveland. During the County Commission Voting Session on February 4, 2025, Mayor of Cleveland, David Latimore, highlighted the ribbon-cutting event for Emero, which marks the company's first U.S. location. This development is expected to create 105 jobs in the community, showcasing the county's growing appeal to international businesses.

Emero International, which is relocating its entire operation from Australia, will establish its flagship facility in Bradley County. The new site will serve as the company's advanced manufacturing hub, research and development center, and global headquarters. Emero specializes in producing C103 and titanium alloy powders, which are essential for additive manufacturing in the aerospace, defense, and medical sectors.

The mayor expressed gratitude for the confidence Emero has shown in the community, emphasizing the importance of such investments for local economic growth. The commission's approval of the minutes from the previous meeting and the attendance of key local figures, including Dr. Linda Cash, director of schools, underscored the collaborative spirit of the session.

As Bradley County continues to attract new businesses, the community can look forward to the positive impacts of job creation and economic development stemming from this significant investment. The county's leadership remains committed to fostering an environment conducive to growth and innovation, setting the stage for future opportunities.