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A robotic clot retriever and a collapsible aerosolized particle enclosure were selected to receive a total investment of $100,000 from MaineHealth Innovation’s inaugural Bonfire Fund.
ND Paper in Old Town is asking residents of four Maine towns for cardboard that it will recycle into pulp, as the mill faces higher costs and aims to keep waste out of landfills.
HighByte plans to use the funds to staff up across research and development, sales, marketing and other areas, with plans to more than double employee count over the next year.
The design is on trend with growing consumer demand and technology advancements for electric boat propulsion. Lyman-Morse was selected to build the design for its experience working with high-tech, carbon composite boats.
The new, one-story roastery was architect-designed as an ergonomic production space to allow 44 North Coffee to employ more year-round employees. A redesign of the company’s cafe is also in the works.
GO Lab, a wood-fiber insulation company, plans to sell $85 million in bonds for the renovation of the long-shuttered paper mill in Madison.
With sales of retail lines on pace to triple or even quadruple, the additional building offers capacity and additional automation while also freeing up space in the original facility.
Franklin Printing's $1.25 million purchase of the huge, high-speed press — plus another $1.25 million for equipment that can fold, staple and more — was spurred by pandemic demand. But the company says the investment will help serve a broader market.
Alcom LLC said it has acquired Wisconsin manufacturer Triton, which specializes in personal watercraft trailers.
Phase 1 of the new funding program will provide grants for companies across the forestry industry in Maine. Phase 2 will provide competitive grants to improve market opportunities for Maine timber, which has suffered serious declines due to the
BIW started construction of the future USS Quentin Walsh, named for a Coast Guardsman who served heroically in World War II.
Vic Firth Co. relocated to a new facility across town. The drumstick manufacturer’s former factory sold at auction to Waterville-based boat dealer Hamlin's Marine. Central to Hamlin’s other locations, the site offers growth potential.
A 1980s-era steel building with good bones but in need of an update fit the bill for 43 North, which worked out a deal with the seller to renovate and lease out space before buying the property.
A large manufacturer of drumsticks, mallets, percussion implements and accessories, Vic Firth operated at the same location since 1963. Now the company has relocated to an industrial park in order to keep up with demand.
Restaurant and film-industry veteran Unnar Helgi Danielsson talks to Mainebiz about the inspiration behind a new brand of healthy food called Thor's Skyr.
The sprawling Pepperell Mill campus in Biddeford is under contract to be sold, pending due diligence, to two local developers.