Printing Company in Bennettsville to Expand Operations in Marlboro County, South Carolina
Bennettsville Printing, a fabric printer based in Marlboro County, is undergoing an expansion, with the company announcing an $8.4 million investment that will lead to the creation of 24 new jobs. A subsidiary of SNC Technical Services, Bennettsville Printing has a strong focus on providing printing, dyeing, and finishing services for home, industrial, and military textiles. With over 25 years of industry experience, the company specializes in producing camouflage prints for the U.S. armed forces.
The expansion plans involve upgrading and expanding the existing fabric printing manufacturing system at Bennettsville Printing’s location on 410 Highway 385 in Bennettsville. This includes investment in updated production equipment and building improvements to enhance operational efficiency and capacity. The company aims to commence operations by the end of 2025 and is actively seeking individuals interested in joining its team through the company’s careers page.
General Manager Frank Goenz of Bennettsville Printing expressed pride in the commitment to Marlboro County and the broader community through the substantial investment. The expansion not only promises to strengthen the company’s operations but also signifies a commitment to fostering economic growth and building lasting partnerships within the region. The creation of 24 new jobs further solidifies Bennettsville Printing’s role as a significant contributor to the local textile industry and the overall prosperity of the community.
South Carolina Governor Henry McMaster commended Bennettsville Printing for its expansion plans, emphasizing the state’s reputation as a favorable business destination. The announcement of the expansion and the job creation it entails reflects positively on the economic landscape of Marlboro County and underlines the state’s supportive environment for business growth and development.
Secretary of Commerce Harry M. Lightsey III highlighted the significance of Bennettsville Printing’s investment in its Marlboro County facility, emphasizing the positive impact on the local economy. The decision to expand operations in a rural community is particularly noteworthy, and the state expresses gratitude for the company’s sustained commitment to South Carolina’s economic advancement.
Marlboro County Council Chairman Anthony Woods credited teamwork as essential to achieving economic development goals. He emphasized the collaborative effort involved in bringing about successful expansions like Bennettsville Printing’s investment in the county. The council acknowledges the company’s decision to expand in Marlboro County as a testament to the region’s appeal for business growth and development.
Overall, Bennettsville Printing’s expansion announcement signifies a significant step towards bolstering its operations, creating job opportunities, and contributing to the economic vitality of Marlboro County. The investment showcases the company’s dedication to growth and innovation in the textile sector, reinforcing its position as a key player in the local industry and a valued member of the community.
