Solstice investing $220 million to expand fiber production facility in Virginia

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Solstice Advanced Materials (formerly part of Honeywell) announced plans to invest more than $220 million in multiple projects to expand production at its existing ballistic fiber manufacturing facility in Colonial Heights, Chesterfield County, Virginia, which is also expected to create 100 new full-time jobs in the region by 2029. The Colonial Heights facility has been […]

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Solstice investing $220 million to expand fiber production facility in Virginia

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