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Union Coating & Chemical building new facility in Barren Co. From Scottie Ellis/Brandon Mattingly Frankfort, KY - On Thursday, September 25, 2025, Gov. Andy Beshear announced that Union Coating & Chemical Industries will establish its first operation in the United States with a new facility in Barren County, investing nearly $12 million and creating 60 Kentucky jobs. "Kentucky's manufacturing sector continues to fuel our red-hot economy and create good jobs for our people," said Gov. Beshear. "Our talented workforce, incentive programs, unique location and speed-to-market resources are helping make the commonwealth an attractive destination for companies looking to locate or expand. I am excited to welcome Union Coating & Chemical Industries to their New Kentucky Home and look forward to the company's success in Barren County." The investment will help establish the company's presence in the United States and include the acquisition of land, construction of a manufacturing facility, installation of advanced powder production equipment and establishment of research and development laboratories. The new plant will focus initially on powder coating compounds, with strategic plans to expand into additional product lines as market demand grows. "Establishing our first U.S. manufacturing facility in Kentucky is a significant expanding for Union Coating & Chemical Industries," said Dr. Yehia Talaat, chairman of Union Coating & Chemical Industries. "This investment reflects our long-term commitment to innovation, sustainability and delivering world-class coating solutions closer to our customers. We are proud to bring advanced technologies, color expertise and new opportunities to Barren County, and we look forward to building strong partnerships with the local community and the global markets as we grow together." Headquartered in Egypt, Union Coating & Chemical Industries is a leading global manufacturer of advanced powder coating solutions. The company is committed to innovation, sustainability and customer-driven solutions, delivering high-performance coatings that meet the most demanding international standards. The company's expertise in color matching, customization and rapid availability is tailored to a diverse range of customers and market needs. Barren County Judge/Executive Jamie Byrd highlighted the benefits this project will bring to the community: "Today is a moment of celebration for our county. The announcement of Union Coating & Chemical Industries' new location marks a milestone in our community's growth and vibrancy. We are thrilled to welcome them and proud to see the new energy, jobs and opportunities this expansion will bring. This is the kind of progress that makes our county shine." Glasgow Mayor Henry Royse is excited to see the opportunities this investment will bring: "Our community thrives when businesses choose to grow here. The opening of this new location represents not only an investment in our city but also in the people who live and work here. We're excited to welcome Union Coating & Chemical Industries and look forward to the opportunities this expansion will create." In addition, Union Coating & Chemical Industries can receive resources from Kentucky's workforce service providers. Those include no-cost recruitment and job placement services, reduced-cost customized training and job-training incentives. For more information on Union Coating & Chemical Industries, visit union-coat.com. This story was posted on 2025-09-25 13:07:15
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