Auto supplier announces $64 million expansion of Auburn facility

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AUBURN, Ala. (WAKA) – A company that supplies parts to Hyundai and Kia has announced a $64 million plan to expand its plant in Auburn.

Seohan Auto USA says it wants to increase capacity for machining, assembly and warehousing. The company makes suspension and chassis components.

Seohan Auto USA says it will add about 70 jobs over the next three years at its Auburn operation.

“Our new facility in the Auburn Technology Park West Annex II will allow us to increase our production capacity in Auburn and organize our logistic processes more efficiently,” said Seohan Auto president Han. “We appreciate the continued support we received from the City for another important milestone in our great community.”

“With nearly 20 years of operation in Auburn, Seohan has been a steady industry and employer in Auburn,” Auburn Mayor Ron Anders said. “We value our relationship with Seohan, not least because of its many contributions to different organizations in our community, and its provision of 70 new jobs that will bring much reliable economic opportunities for our citizens.”

Construction is scheduled to be completed by December 2027.

 

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