Manufacturing company investing $166M in expanding capacity in Pa., creating over 700 jobs

A western Pennsylvania company will invest $166 million to expand its operations, creating at least 714 jobs over the next four years while retaining 735 existing positions, Gov. Josh Shapiro and state officials announced Friday.

The state is contributing $6 million to support the project through state economic development programs.

GE Vernova, a global energy equipment manufacturer, plans to expand facilities in Findlay Township, Allegheny County, and Rostraver Township, Westmoreland County, where it recently purchased a property it had been leasing…

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