June 9, 2025 - 20:43

Conveyor Technology, the leading dealer and repair company for electric drum motors in North America, is set to expand its operations in North Little Rock with a substantial investment of $33 million. This significant financial commitment aims to enhance the company’s production capabilities and increase its workforce in the region.
The expansion is expected to create numerous job opportunities, contributing to the local economy and reinforcing North Little Rock's position as a hub for industrial innovation. With this investment, Conveyor Technology plans to upgrade its facilities and incorporate advanced technology into its processes, ensuring that it remains at the forefront of the industry.
Company officials expressed enthusiasm about the growth potential that this expansion represents. They believe that the improvements will not only boost operational efficiency but also enhance customer service and product offerings. As the demand for electric drum motors continues to rise, Conveyor Technology's strategic move positions it well for future success in a competitive market.
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