CNH Seeks $16 Million Expansion in Iowa

Jul 26, 2013

Updated Jul 28, 2013

Case New Holland is interested in expanding its facility in Burlington, Iowa.

According to a report from the Des Moines Register, the company is interested in investing $16 million to its Burlington location.

The focus would be “in-source” components, which are made in 10 states and Mexico.

An additional 35-40 jobs would be created if the project were to be accepted and completed.

The company seeks $650,000 in state tax credits for the project.

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