October 29, 2023
Fabick Cat, Fenton, Mo., has broken ground on a new facility in Green Bay, Wis.
The company celebrated the groundbreaking on Sept. 25 with a ceremony attended by community leaders from the town of Lawrence, Wis., Miron Construction Co., and Gries Architectural Group.
The new 100,000-sq.-ft. facility is being developed on 23 acres of land along Interstate 41 off Mid Valley Drive frontage road between Freedom Road (Highway S) and Little Rapids Road, near Fabick’s current establishment.
The company said the new building boasts cutting-edge technology and modern infrastructure, will not only enhance operational efficiency but also serve as a catalyst for growth within the industry, and that the upgrade represents a substantial investment from Fabick Cat in Green Bay and the surrounding areas.
“Today, we extend our deepest gratitude to our Green Bay employees, past and present, whose dedication and hard work have played an integral role in Fabick Cat’s success over the years. Because of you, we’ve reached this exciting moment — one that will be looked back on as having a profound impact on our company’s history,” said Todd Stanley, senior vice president and COO of Fabick Cat, during the event.
During the closing statements of the groundbreaking ceremony, Jeré Fabick, chairman, CEO and dealer principal of Fabick Cat, said, “As a multi-generational, family-owned business, we are committed to consistently exceeding customer expectations by delivering innovative solutions, providing the best value and being actively involved in the communities where we live and work. Our current Green Bay location has been serving this area for over 60 years. So, this groundbreaking ceremony marks a momentous time for Fabick Cat — it’s not only our kickoff to expansion in Green Bay but it’s a testament of our commitment to our customers, our employees and the community.”
The new facility is slated to open in early 2025. In the meantime, Fabick Cat’s current Green Bay location will continue to serve its customers’ heavy equipment needs.
