Health Care Company GMAX Announces New Project in Forsyth County

Last Friday, New York-based GMAX Industries, a manufacturer of medical products, announced plans for a new facility in Forsyth County. The project is expected to create 36 new jobs, and the company plans to invest $11.4 million. The new facility will focus on manufacturing products for domestic use and the national distribution hub for their other products.  

What They Are Saying:  

• “We’re proud to introduce GMAX as a trusted partner in the healthcare supply chain,” said Eric Liu, President and CEO of GMAX Industries, Inc. “As we expand our U.S. manufacturing capabilities, our focus remains on delivering high-quality, dependable medical products with greater speed, control, and responsiveness. By investing in domestic production, we’re not only strengthening the supply chain but also supporting American jobs and healthcare resilience.” 

• “I welcome GMAX Industries to the best state in the nation to do business,” said Governor Josh Stein. “North Carolina continues to build on its reputation as a manufacturing powerhouse with its world-class workforce, excellent infrastructure, and outstanding supply chain access that will support this company’s future success.” 

• “This is great news for Forsyth County and the surrounding communities,” said Senator Paul A. Lowe, Jr. “Our growing pool of talent and manufacturing environment are fueling the economy for companies like GMAX to operate, grow, and thrive.”