Price Industries, in collaboration with Partnership Gwinnett, announces the expansion of its 800 Progress Center location in unincorporated Lawrenceville. The expansion will create 42 new job opportunities, with 15 expected to be filled by the end of 2024, along with a capital investment exceeding five million dollars.
Founded in 1949, Price Industries has emerged as Gwinnett’s second-largest manufacturing operation and the largest Canadian manufacturer in the area, employing over 700 workers across its existing locations in the county. With a proud legacy spanning 75 years, Price Industries remains dedicated to delivering exceptional customer service and innovative solutions in air distribution, critical controls, and noise control products.
Gerry Price, CEO of Price Industries, expressed gratitude for the support received from the Gwinnett community and Partnership Gwinnett, stating, “Price Industries’ long-standing vision, traditional values, and unique way of doing business are the cornerstones of our leadership position in the non-residential air distribution industry. We appreciate the workforce that Gwinnett supplies and the support of the Partnership Gwinnett team as we grow our operations to meet the ongoing needs of our customers.”
The expansion of Price Industries’ operations underscores Gwinnett County’s reputation as a hub for business development and innovation. This milestone was made possible through collaborative efforts between Partnership Gwinnett, the Georgia Department of Economic Development, Gwinnett County Government, the City of Lawrenceville, and Jackson EMC.
Matthew Holtkamp, Gwinnett County District 4 Commissioner, commended Price Industries for its commitment to growth and job creation within the community, stating, “Price Industries’ expansion reflects the resilience and vibrancy of Gwinnett’s economy. We are proud to support their continued success and look forward to the positive impact this investment will have on our local workforce.”
Deven Cason, Vice President of Economic Development with Partnership Gwinnett, emphasized the significance of this expansion in fostering a business-friendly environment in Gwinnett County, adding, “Price Industries’ decision to expand its operations in Gwinnett underscores our region’s appeal as a premier destination for businesses seeking growth opportunities. We remain committed to facilitating strategic partnerships that drive economic prosperity and enhance our community’s quality of life.”
The ribbon-cutting ceremony held to commemorate Price Industries’ latest expansion brought together business and community leaders, company executives, and employees, marking a pivotal moment in the company’s continued growth trajectory and its contribution to Georgia’s best-in-class business climate. For more information about Price Industries, visit PriceIndustries.com.
