voestalpine Doubles Truck Beam Production Capacity in Indiana
Steel and technology group voestalpine has opened a new production facility in Jeffersonville, Indiana, doubling output capacity for truck beams. The investment of approximately EUR 70 million also creates 110 new jobs.

Steel and technology group voestalpine has officially opened a new production facility at its Jeffersonville, Indiana site, doubling the location’s production capacity for high-quality longitudinal beams used in class 6, 7 and 8 trucks.
The company has invested approximately EUR 70 million (around USD 80 million) in the expansion. The new facility adds approximately 15,000 square metres of production space and includes new, state-of-the-art manufacturing equipment.
The plant is currently in its start-up phase, with full production expected by mid-2027. Once fully operational, the site’s total production capacity will reach 80,000 tons. The expansion will create 110 new jobs, with 37 positions already filled.
This investment supports voestalpine’s local-for-local strategy, focusing on investments in attractive regions close to international customers. It strengthens the company's position as a supplier of special pipes and profiles for the North American commercial vehicle industry and enables the fulfillment of long-term supply contracts with major truck manufacturers.