Hammond Power Solutions Leased Fort Worth Facility
The manufacturer will expand operations to Fort Worth to cut delivery times for U.S. electrical and data center clients.
Updated on Sept. 22, 2026 in Manufacturing
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Hammond Power Solutions has signed a long-term lease for a new manufacturing facility in Fort Worth, Texas. The company expects to commence production by Q4 2027 to better serve U.S. demand for electrification and data center projects.
Why it matters
By moving production closer to U.S. customers, the company aims to reduce transit times and shipping logistics costs. The expansion targets a specific uptick in demand for power electronics and magnetic solutions across the electrification and data center sectors.
Hammond Power Solutions is committing CAD $50 million to equip the initial production phase of the site. This facility will provide CAD $250 million in annual capacity at startup, with potential for CAD $400 million at full build-out.
The players
Hammond Power Solutions
A manufacturer of magnetic and power electronic solutions with current production facilities in Canada and Mexico.
The details
The facility will be outfitted with specialized production equipment to manufacture magnetic and power electronic solutions, supplementing the company's existing footprint in Canada and Mexico. Hammond plans to utilize existing cash on hand and established credit facilities to finance the setup. Once commissioned, the site will shorten the domestic supply chain for U.S. infrastructure and data center operators.
Timeline
September 22, 2026: Hammond Power Solutions announced the lease signing.
Q4 2027: Production is expected to commence at the facility.
Market Landscape
The expansion follows the industry pattern of regionalizing manufacturing supply chains by moving production closer to end-market hubs. This move reflects a broader trend of companies localizing output to mitigate long-distance logistics risks in critical power sectors.
Operators in the data center and electrification sectors should monitor the Q4 2027 timeline for changes in lead times for power electronics. Local businesses in Fort Worth should track facility hiring announcements as the site prepares for its initial production phase.
The takeaway
Proximity to end-market demand is increasingly becoming a strategic priority for high-voltage and electronic manufacturing. Operators should audit their own supply chains to determine if current delivery distances are creating competitive disadvantages in lead-time-sensitive projects.
Further reading
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