Arndt Siepmann
Deputy Director of Economic Development
29 of the 49 industrial companies in Auburn are foreign owned, six of which are German (Berghoff, Borbet, RAPA, Schmidt, Straehle+Hess, Winkelmann). They located in Auburn because of Auburn University and its well-recognized school of engineering (6,258 students), the cosmopolitan feel of a progressive and diverse community, a quality of life including a nationally ranked public school system, the positive demographics (fastest growing city in Alabama and approximately 900,000 people living within a 50 mile radius), an excellent infrastructure including the proximity to the Atlanta International Airport which serves more than 75 international destinations and 150 U.S. destinations.
For more info, please visit: www.auburnalabama.org/economic-development/auburn-community-profile.
65,738 (City of Auburn)
163,941
(Lee County)
43,275 $ (State of Alabama)
448,584
(60 minute drive time)
Advanced Manufacturing, Automotive, Aviation / Aerospace, Defense / Security, Food / Beverage Processing, Warehousing / Distribution / Logistics
Arndt Siepmann Deputy Director of Economic Development
www.auburnalabama.org asiepmann@auburnalabama.org 001-334-501-7279List of European Companies who have already invested
| Name | Industry | No. of Employees |
|---|---|---|
| Aptar CSP Technologies North America, LLC (France) | Consumer Plastics Packaging | 327 |
| Borbert Alabama, Inc. (Germany) | Automotive Aluminum Wheels | 218 |
| Sodecia Automotive Auburn, L.P. (Portugal) | Automotive Stamped Parts | 165 |
| Weidplas North America, LLC (Switzerland) | Automotive Plastics | 100 |
| 2A USA, Inc. (Italy) | Automotive Aluminum Parts | 89 |