At the 41st Space Symposium in Colorado Springs, it was announced that we will expand our manufacturing facilities to Colorado, US. We are expanding our presence in the U.S. to support the growing demands in industries like defense, space, and energy. Bringing our automated M·Sys™ setup to the States represents opportunities for all parties concerned with scalable and high-precision manufacturing and exciting job opportunities on the horizon.
As demand for scalable, high-precision manufacturing continues to grow in the defense industries, proximity to key markets is becoming increasingly important. To meet this demand, we are expanding our presence in North America, and by choosing Loveland, Colorado, as the location for our expansion, we are tapping into the region's existing ecosystem of space and defense manufacturing.
This is good news for Multicut and Colorado alike. Once operational, the new facility will create dozens of high-quality jobs for engineers and operators while strengthening our ability to support customers in the region. The site will house two production lines, increasing capacity and enabling scalable production closer to key markets.
Later this year (2026), the new site will be up and running, much to the delight of our CEO in North America, Frank Duhring:
“As a Danish company, we value long-term partnerships, innovation, talent, and a collaborative business environment. Colorado delivers on all parameters. We are excited and proud to expand our presence here and to contribute to Colorado’s dynamic advanced manufacturing ecosystem”.
From left: Raymond H. Gonzales, President of the Metro Denver EDC; Frank Duhring, CEO of Multicut North America; and Jared Polis, Governor of Colorado.
As part of our global ramp-up, we have invested heavily in manufacturing capabilities in Denmark, and our Transatlantic expansion will by no means be at the expense of the European production – on the contrary. Key to this expansion is the acquisition of two new manufacturing setups for our Danish headquarters. In other words, the manufacturing capacity will increase on both continents simultaneously.
This means that our overall capacity is strengthened across both Europe and the U.S., ensuring that our expansion in North America complements – rather than replaces – our existing operations. By scaling our capabilities on both continents, we are creating a more resilient and flexible manufacturing setup, better suited to support global demand.
The setup that we are bringing to the U.S. is our fully automated manufacturing system, M·Sys™. It has been running for several years at our headquarters in Vildbjerg, Denmark, where it has proven its ability to deliver high-volume, high-precision components with consistent quality for some of the most demanding industries.
To ensure a seamless transfer of knowledge and standards, a delegation from our future U.S. team will undergo training in Denmark. This ensures that the same processes, quality levels, and production principles are maintained across sites.
Expanding our manufacturing capacities and capabilities is a strategic decision that enables us to accommodate a broader shift in the market. Demand for scalable, high-volume production is increasing, and with M·Sys™ in the U.S., we are positioned to support this development directly within one of the world’s most important defense manufacturing ecosystems.
Establishing manufacturing facilities in America is a considerable step forward for our presence in the U.S. Today, our customer portfolio includes some of the major OEMs on the continent, such as Lockheed Martin, Planet Labs, Raytheon, and Danish giants in the wind sector, Vestas. For our American customers, local production means shorter lead times, faster time-to-market, and increased flexibility in production planning.
By combining proximity with scalable manufacturing, we can respond more quickly to changing demands while maintaining the same high standards of precision and quality. Ultimately, this enables our customers to accelerate their own production, reduce complexity in their supply chains, and stay competitive in an increasingly demanding market.
Whether in Europe or in the United States of America, Multicut will be closer and stronger than ever, enabling our customers to scale their production with confidence in an increasingly demanding market.