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AMHERSTBURG ESSEX KINGSVILLE LAKESHORE LASALLE LEAMINGTON PELEE ISLAND TECUMSEH WINDSOR ADVANCED MANUFACTURING IN WINDSOR-ESSEX, ONTARIO CANADA INDUSTRY PROFILE EDUCATION & RESEARCH KEY SECTORS & EXPERTISE manufacturers in the region annual GDP in manufacturing, 28% of region’s total auto and parts manufacturers including 2 OEMs machine, tool, die and mold manufacturers University of Windsor • $112 million Centre for Engineering Innovation • $500 million UW/Chrysler Canada Automotive R&D Centre • HQ of AUTO21 • Centre for Automotive Research and Education St. Clair College • $32.5 million Ford Centre for Excellence in Manufacturing • Over 140 graduates annually in engineering and related programs Key Sectors • Automotive • Aerospace • Food Processing • Pharmaceutical, Nutraceutical and Medical Devices Expertise • Light-weight materials • Clean diesel • Robotic-intensive automation • Advanced powertrain • Paint and coatings • Noise vibration • 3D printing • Design of assembly/production lines 1000+ $3.3B 90+ 250+ North America’s manufacturing powerhouse Leaders in the industry – combining the people, the knowledge, the research and the inastructure. $5.00 $4.00 $3.00 $2.00 $1.00 LEASE COST PER SF 100,000 SF building with 100 employees Toronto Detroit Windsor-Essex $5.02 $5.10 $3.18 $75 $70 $65 $60 $55 Toronto Detroit Windsor-Essex $78.6 $70.2 $68.2 [email protected] 519-255-9200 Toll Free 1-888-255-9332 choosewindsoressex.com /windsoressex /weecdev /windsoressex LABOUR COST PER EMPLOYEE in ‘000s of dollars Source: 2014 KPMG Competitive Alternatives Study
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radvanced manufacturing in WindSOr-eSSeX, OntariO canada
I N D U S T R YP R O F I L E
E D U C A T I O N & R E S E A R C H
k E Y S E C T O R S& E x P E R T I S E
manufacturers in the region
annual GDP in manufacturing, 28% of region’s total
auto and parts manufacturers including 2 OEMs
machine, tool, die and mold manufacturers
University of Windsor• $112 million Centre for
Engineering Innovation• $500 million UW/Chrysler Canada
Automotive R&D Centre• HQ of AUTO21• Centre for Automotive Research
and Education
St. Clair College• $32.5 million Ford Centre for
Excellence in Manufacturing• Over 140 graduates annually in
engineering and related programs
Key Sectors• Automotive• Aerospace• Food Processing• Pharmaceutical, Nutraceutical and
Medical Devices
Expertise• Light-weight materials• Clean diesel• Robotic-intensive automation• Advanced powertrain• Paint and coatings• Noise vibration• 3D printing• Design of assembly/production lines
1000+$3.3B
90+250+
North America’s manufacturing powerhouse
Leaders in the industry – combining the people, the knowledge, the research and the infrastructure.
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[email protected] Toll Free 1-888-255-9332
choosewindsoressex.com
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LABOUR COST PER EMPLOYEEin ‘000s of dollars
Source: 2014 KPMG Competitive Alternatives Study
Industry strengths• Available capacity, ability to machine
to very tight tolerances• Experience with a wide range of
materials from standard steels to exotic metals and composites
• Expertise in lean manufacturing methods
• Manufacturing workforce of 40,000 people
• Largest sector by revenue in region• Birthplace of Canada’s Automotive
Industry
Supply chain and access to market
• HQs for 6 automotive OEMs located within 260 km (160 miles)
• One mile from Metropolitan Detroit with 3.8 million population
• Busiest commercial border crossing in North America with 1/3 of all Canada-U.S. trade
• Integrated supply chain with all components: design, development, manufacturing, assembly, logistics
• Highway connections to U.S. interstate system via bridge and tunnel, deepwater port, rail system integrated with U.S. system via rail tunnel, and international airport
Most business-friendly location
• Business Ombudsman Initiative supporting investors and businesses
• Serviced land costs among the continent’s most attractive
• Lower Ontario corporate tax rate for manufacturers compared to U.S.
• Housing costs among Canada’s most affordable
• A diverse community with 22% of the population foreign born
PMS286 PMS432
choosewindsoressex.com
700 California, Suite 200, Windsor, Ontario, Canada N9B 2Z2 519-255-9200 Toll Free 1-888-255-9332
/windsoressex /weecdev /windsoressex
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