Ontario is providing $5 million toward a new Concast Pipe manufacturing plant in Oakville. The province says the company’s investment in the project is about $44 million.
The planned 100,000-square-foot plant will make enclosures that protect telecommunications equipment used in broadband and 5G networks. The province says the project will bring production of the boxes from the United States to Ontario.
Ontario expects the project to create 15 jobs and retain 186 existing positions. The provincial contribution comes from the Regional Development Program.
Source: Ontario Newsroom. Published by the issuer November 10, 2026.
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