INNO Holdings expands manufacturing facility by 3,500 sq ft for automation and efficiency improvements.

INNO Holdings, a major player in cold-formed steel framing, is expanding its manufacturing facility by 3,500 sq ft to incorporate advanced robotic arms and automation technologies. This $270B construction materials market-focused move aims to increase efficiency and reduce manual labor by 30%. The project started in February 2024 and is expected to be completed by September 2024.