The FAYAT Group has officially broken ground on a new 100,000-square-foot parts distribution center in Fairfield County, South Carolina. The $13.7 million facility will support the company’s Road Equipment Division and is expected to strengthen after-sales service and production capacity across North America.
The new facility, located next to FAYAT’s existing BOMAG Americas headquarters in Ridgeway, is projected to open in Q4 2025 and bring 75 new jobs to the region. It will serve as a hub for parts distribution, localized machinery production, and enhanced training operations for FAYAT’s North American customers and dealers.
The June 25th groundbreaking ceremony drew state and local officials including South Carolina Governor Henry McMaster, Fairfield County Council Chair Clarence Gilbert, State Senator Everett Stubbs, State Representative Annie E. McDaniel, and Fairfield County Economic Development Director Ann Broadwater.
Rob Mueckler, General Manager of FAYAT’s Road Equipment Division in North America, noted the impact of the local workforce over the past decade, calling it “one of our greatest competitive advantages.”
Governor McMaster emphasized the role of business expansion in economic growth, stating, “FAYAT Group’s $13.7 million expansion once again proves that South Carolina provides existing businesses with the resources needed to find continued success.”
The new distribution center will support several FAYAT brands operating in the U.S., including BOMAG Americas, Dynapac North America, Charlatte North America, Asphalt Drum Mixers, FAYAT Cleantech, and the recently acquired Mecalac Group.
