Beehive Industries opens advanced manufacturing facility for aerospace and defence in Colorado

Beehive Industries has celebrated the opening of its new headquarters in Centennial, Colorado. The 5,570 m² facility will focus on Additive Manufacturing, CNC machining, and jet engine assembly and testing. The site features two custom-built jet engine test cells and employees around sixty-five.

“Our mission to power American defence has never been more critical, and our Centennial facility will play a pivotal role in that journey,” said Mohammad Ehteshami, CEO of Beehive Industries. “We’re excited to leverage this space and community to fuel the future of national defence.”

In just one year, its US footprint increased from 3,700 m² to a total of nearly 15,800 m². The company, founded in 2020, employs more than 200 people across four locations and plans to hire an additional 100 team members.

Centennial Mayor Stephanie Piko, Representative Eliza Hamrick, and executives from the South Metro Denver Chamber, joined Beehive leadership to during its ribbon-cutting ceremony, presentation, and tours of the new headquarters.

“We are excited to welcome Beehive Industries to the City of Centennial’s technology and business community,” stated Piko. “Beehive’s dedication to providing innovation and ingenuity in advanced manufacturing will have a local and national impact in ways that were unimaginable just a few years ago. We look forward to their success and growth in Centennial and the job opportunities for our residents.”

“Beehive Industries’ expansion is a game-changer for Colorado’s aerospace sector,” added Jeff Keener, President and CEO of the South Metro Denver Chamber. “Their innovative manufacturing techniques and commitment to the local economy set a powerful example of how business and community can thrive together.”

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