Sticker Mule's Economic Impact in New York Exceeds $2.7 Billion
An independent economic study found that Amsterdam, NY-based Sticker Mule generated over $2.7 billion in economic activity for New York State between 2016 and 2025, supporting 9,500 jobs.
Amsterdam, NY – Sticker Mule has generated more than $2.7 billion in economic impact for New York State between 2016 and 2025, according to an independent study by Epsilon Economics. The Amsterdam-based manufacturer also supported the creation of 9,500 jobs across the state during that period.
The study details that the company's operations resulted in $681.5 million in wages paid and generated $49.5 million in state tax revenue. This economic activity encompasses direct, indirect, and induced impacts, reflecting Sticker Mule's spending, supply chain contributions, and the consumption by its employees and business partners.
Manufacturing was the sector that saw the largest benefit, with over $1.7 billion in economic activity. Sticker Mule has also invested over $81 million in facilities and equipment in Amsterdam since 2015. The company experienced significant revenue growth, reaching over $1.4 billion cumulatively by 2025.
Beyond financial metrics, the report also noted Sticker Mule's community investments. The company, which produces custom stickers, labels, and apparel, has additional facilities in South Carolina and Italy, but its primary manufacturing base is in New York.