Numesh held a grand opening ceremony and ribbon-cutting event on May 14 to celebrate the company’s official opening of its plant in Cainsville, in the county of Brant, part of Canada’s Ontario province.

A press release said that the existing facility was upgraded and received the latest technology and equipment. Numesh invested some $40 million in the initiative. The upgrades will help the company meet increasing demands and serve customers across Ontario, Western Canada, and the North Central U.S. There are currently more than 50 employees at this location.

Per Numesh, the company, founded in 1975 in Laval, Quebec, is the largest Canadian manufacturer of welded steel wire and wire mesh used for concrete reinforcement. They have invested approximately $40 million to expand to this second location.

Numesh President Mathieu Seguin told those in attendance that the Cainsville facility is a testament to the company’s vision, innovation, and commitment to the construction industry in Canada. “It represents the culmination of months, even years of meticulous planning, hard work, and determination,” said Seguin. “I am excited to share that this new plant signifies a substantial investment and commitment to the future. We have not only erected a cutting-edge facility but also set the stage for our growth.

“Thank you to Numesh for investing in the County of Brant,” said Cainsville Mayor David Bailey. “Their commitment not only creates job opportunities for skilled workers but also contributes positively to our local economy.”