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Funding / Incentives
In Michigan, companies get the Upper Hand with financing and incentive solutions that make sense for their bottom lines. We help companies grow in a very competitive 21st century global economy, through programs administered by the Michigan Economic Development Corporation (MEDC). These include:
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identifying potential tax abatements
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creative capture fund building options
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help for commercialization in the life science, homeland security/defense, advanced manufacturing and alternative energy sectors.
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We can help you identify which programs can best support your business's growth and expansion. Our business development managers work with a network of resources and local partners to locate your best options throughout the state. For more information, refer to our overview of MEDC programs and services or this detailed A-Z programs listing.
When you're ready to get the Upper Hand in Michigan, the MEDC can walk you through the right options for your company. Contact us.
Lenawee Stamping Corporation to invest $6.6 million to expand its operations in Tecumseh
The provider of state-of-the-art business analysis serving clients’ retail networks, retail outlets and marketing abilities plans to invest $29.2 million to expand its operations in Detroit.
Generic drug maker Caraco is going ahead with the previously announced expansion of its New Center manufacturing plant in Detroit.
State incentives have been approved to encourage General Motors to develop and produce the new Chevrolet Volt in Michigan along with additional advanced energy and conventional fuel vehicles and components.
Chicago-based Accretive Health LLC, a leading provider of revenue-cycle management services to hospitals, plans to expand operations in Detroit and Kalamazoo.
Leggett & Platt d/b/a Genesis Seating plans to invest $9.1 million to expand operations in West Michigan.
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