CSG plans up to $15 million propulsion manufacturing facility in Wisconsin
- CSG NV will invest up to $15 million to establish an advanced propulsion manufacturing facility in Central Wisconsin via its U.S. unit CSE USA.
- Operations will be run by Firecrest Aerospace in Stevens Point, with airport facilities for engine integration, ground testing, and flight validation.
- Project targets about 125 skilled jobs over three years; initial assembly is expected within months, with full-scale manufacturing targeted for 2027.
- Annual output is expected to rise from hundreds of propulsion systems to several thousand engines as the site scales.
- Production will focus on small turbojet and turbofan engines for unmanned aircraft systems and other defense or aerospace applications.
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