Atomic Industries Expands Operations in Shelby Township with Support from Macomb County

Atomic Industries is growing its presence in Shelby Township with the support of Macomb County Planning and Economic Development through a newly approved Industrial Facilities Exemption Certificate (IFEC). The incentive provides a 50% reduction in real estate taxes for 10 years, helping the company continue investing in advanced manufacturing, new equipment, and workforce growth.

Atomic Industries specializes in AI-driven mold making and uses software-defined production systems throughout the entire manufacturing process from quoting and design to production and final quality inspections. Their technology driven approach improves efficiency, precision, and quality across every part they produce.

As part of its expansion, the company is investing more than $10 million in machinery and equipment, along with significant facility improvements at its Shelby Township location. The project is expected to create between 30 and 60 full time jobs over the next several years, strengthening the region's advanced manufacturing sector and bringing new opportunities to the local workforce.

Macomb County Planning and Economic Development worked closely with Atomic Industries throughout the tax abatement process by preparing the application materials, coordinating with local officials, and guiding the project through final approval. The partnership helped position the company for long term growth while encouraging continued investment in Macomb County.

This successful project highlights how economic development incentives can support business expansion, encourage job creation, and strengthen the local economy.

Companies interested in expanding operations or exploring available incentives are encouraged to contact the Macomb County economic development team at 586-469-5285 for free and confidential assistance.