<Home
Michigan House Republicans

State Rep. Timmy Beson, R-Bangor Township, third from left, participates in a ribbon cutting to celebrate the opening of a semiconductor facility in Bay County. The new SK Siltron CSS plant in Monitor Township is expected to create as many as 150 local jobs.

Rep. Beson celebrates new semiconductor plant in Bay County
RELEASE|September 1, 2022
Contact: Timmy Beson

SK Siltron CSS opens facility in Monitor Township

State Rep. Timmy Beson today celebrated the opening of a new semiconductor manufacturing facility in Bay County.

Beson, R-Bangor Township, helped cut the ribbon at the new Monitor Township plant opened by SK Siltron CSS, which produces semiconductor wafers. The project — a $300 million investment — is expected to create as many as 150 local jobs.

“With this new plant, SK Siltron will hire workers and build the local economy in Bay County,” Beson said. “Modern technology needs high-quality semiconductors. Semiconductors are put to work by Michigan’s own auto industry, which employs people right here in Bay County. More local semiconductor production will keep our community moving forward.”

Beson welcomed Gov. Gretchen Whitmer and other government and business leaders to Bay County for the event.

SK Siltron also operates a nearby facility in Auburn.

From left, Monitor Township Supervisor Terry Spencer, Bay County Commissioner Vaughn Begick, and state Rep. Timmy Beson, R-Bangor Township, celebrate the opening of a semiconductor facility in Bay County. The new SK Siltron CSS plant in Monitor Township is expected to create as many as 150 local jobs.
Michigan House Republicans
RELATED POSTS

© 2009 - 2024 Michigan House Republicans. All Rights Reserved.

This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.