Company says it will invest $55 million and create more than 105 jobs in Cleveland, Bradley County

Speakers at a morning event in Cleveland said the company Amero will invest $55,000,000 to open a flagship manufacturing headquarters in Cleveland, Bradley County, Tennessee, and expects to create in excess of 105 skilled manufacturing jobs.

The announcement, delivered during a local economic development event, emphasized the region's manufacturing history and available workforce. "Amero is proud to be at the forefront of America's manufacturing renaissance, and we're proud to be located in the heartland of our country," said a company representative during remarks recorded in the meeting transcript. Speakers also said the facility was a spec building that fit the company's needs nearly from day one.

Event remarks highlighted the role of workforce in attracting projects. One speaker referenced the governor's emphasis that "workforce matters" and said workers, counties and regions together help win projects like this one. The company representative thanked the community for its welcome and cited local manufacturing names including Duracell, Whirlpool and Mars as part of the county's industrial history.

The transcript did not provide an expected opening date, a detailed hiring timeline, public incentives, or the precise corporate spelling (remarks use both "Amero" and "Emero"). Those details were not specified in the recorded remarks.

No formal motions, votes or agency actions were recorded in the transcript excerpt. The announcement was presented as a celebratory milestone for the company and for local economic development partners.