Limerick-based company forecasts hundreds of new jobs for Shannon
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HUNDREDS of jobs are likely to be created in Shannon over the coming months, a Limerick-based company has projected.
UMR Group, a specialist company in site revitalization and metals recycling, says around 150 additional jobs have been earmarked for the former Molex facility in Shannon following the announcement, last week, of Aerogen, a major indigenous med-tech company, as its first tenant.
UMR Group, which is headquartered in Limerick, says it is in advanced discussions with another significant employer to create a further 150 jobs by year end at the 125,000 square foot facility.
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2nd February 2021
At least 150 new jobs are expected to come on stream in Shannon this year.
UMR Group, which has revitalised the former Molex and Avara sites in Shannon, says three companies are to move in there over the coming months.
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UMR Group, a Mid-West based specialist company in site revitalisation and metals recycling, says it is in advanced discussions with three companies, with a view to taking over the lease for the two Shannon sites.
Aerogen, a major indigenous med-tech company has been announced as the first tenant at the 125,000 squre foot former Molex facility, which has committed to creating 90 jobs.