Company: Worthington Cylinders
Location: Chilton
Founded in: 1971
What they do: Manufactures cylinders for products such as hand torches, propane-fueled camping equipment, portable heaters and tabletop grills.
How they’re growing: Worthington Cylinders is undertaking a $3.3 million expansion and is expected to add up to 130 new jobs. The company is expanding its current 305,000-square-foot manufacturing facility and acquire additional equipment.
What they’re saying: “We are pleased to provide support for this expansion project to help the company increase its production and improve its competitiveness with manufacturers in other countries.” – Reed Hall, secretary and CEO, Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation
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