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Active on Facebook, Instagram. Today, King Technology, Inc. opened its new centralized manufacturing, warehousing, and distribution center in St. Peters, Missouri. The leading innovator in hot tub, swim spa, and pool water care and sanitization systems is investing at least $17 million in the facility, which is expected to ultimately employ 40 workers over the next three years. King Technology worked alongside Missouri state and local partners to determine and invest in its second location, including Ameren, the City of St. Peters, MO, the Economic Development Council (EDC) of St. Charles County, Greater St. Louis, Inc., Missouri Department of Economic Development, Missouri Partnership, and Spire.

Active on Facebook, Instagram. Talent is more than a workforce statistic. It’s a competitive advantage. Missouri’s latest rankings show why: #1 Tech Talent (Kansas City) #2 Tech Talent (St. Louis) #4 Customized Workforce Training (Missouri) #7 Aerospace Jobs (Missouri) For companies evaluating where to grow, that combination matters. Missouri offers deep technology talent in two major metros, specialized industry expertise, and flexible workforce training that can evolve with business needs. That’s a competitive advantage companies can build on in Missouri. Source: Business Facilities Magazine 2026 rankings.

Active on Facebook, Instagram. From Missouri, companies can reach more than half of the continental U.S. in less than a day’s drive. That central location puts customers, suppliers and major markets within easier reach, helping businesses move faster and operate more efficiently.

Active on Facebook, Instagram. In Missouri, companies can access customized recruitment, workforce training and upskilling programs designed around their specific hiring needs. Backed by a statewide workforce of more than 3 million, Missouri One Start helps companies not only find the talent they need, but build and strengthen it over time. Qualifying companies may also benefit from relocation assistance for new full-time employees.

Active on Facebook, Instagram. Missouri’s commercial electricity rates are 21% below the U.S. average, at 10.63¢ per kWh, giving companies a meaningful advantage on long-term operating costs. Combined with lower business costs and a competitive tax environment, Missouri helps companies put more capital toward growth, expansion and investment.

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