According to Anwar Rida, TMCO’s president, the facility will accommodate teams of experienced welders, assemblers, and powder coat paint application specialists. “We are excited to increase our manufacturing footprint in Lincoln. This new space provides much needed capacity to both serve the needs of our existing customers and to aggressively pursue new opportunities in line with our growth plan,” Rida said.
The new space will feature a 14 ft. x 60 ft. powder coat paint booth and other associated equipment capable of accommodating large-scale welding, assembly, and powder coat paint projects. TMCO manufactures products for many industries, including the agriculture industry. Irrigation equipment is just one example of the type of products to be manufactured in the new space.
Leasing the additional space is part of TMCO’s strategic goals to address the company’s present production volumes and capacity for growth in the future. As TMCO continues its impressive growth trajectory, positioning for the future becomes paramount. The space will help TMCO maintain flexibility as production is scaled to meet increasing customer demand.
“Our recent decision to lease additional space aligns perfectly with TMCO’s forward-looking goals. We’ll be able to respond quickly to increased customer demand and can scale operations without constraints. Ultimately, this decision reflects our commitment to adaptability and agility, so we’re prepared for new industries that lie ahead,” Rida said.
For all media inquiries, please contact:Anwar Rida, President402-476-0013
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