Anderson County, South Carolina, October 11, 2025
News Summary
Techtronic Industries Co. Ltd. (TTI) is moving its North American floorcare headquarters from Charlotte, NC, to Anderson County, SC, with a completion date set for June 1, 2026. This relocation will involve the closure of the Charlotte manufacturing facility and the layoff of 172 employees. With a commitment of over $500 million in investments since 2019, TTI aims to enhance efficiency and innovation in its new setting while already employing over 1,500 people in Anderson County.
Anderson County, South Carolina – Techtronic Industries Co. Ltd. (TTI) has announced the relocation of its North American floorcare headquarters from Charlotte, North Carolina, to Anderson County, South Carolina, with an expected completion date of June 1, 2026. This strategic move will lead to the closure of TTI’s manufacturing facility in Charlotte and result in the layoff of 172 employees.
TTI is recognized for its well-known floorcare brands, including Hoover, Oreck, and Dirt Devil, as well as a diverse array of power tools and outdoor power equipment. The decision to move is intended to enhance operational efficiency, accelerate innovation, and improve profitability by leveraging existing resources in South Carolina.
TTI currently operates a global innovation center in Anderson County, which boasts more than 500,000 square feet of office, engineering, and testing space. Additionally, the company has 3 million square feet dedicated to distribution and warehouse operations. The relocation is part of TTI’s ongoing investment strategy in South Carolina, where the company has committed over $500 million since 2019.
The migration of TTI’s headquarters aligns with a broader trend of companies relocating their operations from Charlotte to South Carolina. In recent months, other firms such as Riverstone Logistics, Hissho Sushi, and Komar Industries have also moved their operations to York County, highlighting a shifting economic landscape in the region.
Steven Richman, CEO of TTI, emphasized that this relocation signifies a significant milestone for the company and is aimed at boosting innovation and establishing synergies that would ultimately drive profitability. TTI’s presence in South Carolina, which currently employs over 1,500 individuals at its innovation center, showcases the company’s commitment to job creation and technological advancement in the region.
The announcement of TTI’s relocation was made public through Anderson County Economic Development, marking a pivotal moment for the county’s economic growth and development. The closure of the Charlotte facility and the future operations in Anderson County reflect ongoing changes in the corporate landscape, with companies increasingly looking to leverage the benefits that South Carolina offers.
Since its founding in Hong Kong, TTI has evolved into a global leader in the floorcare and power tool industries, continuously adapting to market demands and enhancing its operational capabilities. The relocation to South Carolina is set to play a crucial role in the company’s long-term growth strategy.
Key Features of TTI’s Relocation
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Current Location | Charlotte, North Carolina |
| New Location | Anderson County, South Carolina |
| Relocation Deadline | June 1, 2026 |
| Factory Closure | TTI’s factory in Charlotte |
| Layoffs | 172 workers affected |
| Investment in South Carolina | Over $500 million since 2019 |
| Employment in Anderson | Over 1,500 people |
| Facility Size | 500,000 sq. ft. office space; 3 million sq. ft. distribution |
| CEO’s Statement | Significant milestone for innovation and profitability |
FAQ Section
What is the location of Techtronic Industries’ new North American floorcare headquarters?
TTI is relocating its North American floorcare headquarters from Charlotte, North Carolina, to Anderson County, South Carolina.
When will the relocation take place?
The move will take place by June 1, 2026.
What impact will the relocation have on workers?
The relocation will result in the closure of TTI’s factory in Charlotte and the layoff of 172 workers.
How many employees does TTI currently have in Anderson County?
TTI currently employs more than 1,500 people at its Anderson global innovation center.
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Additional Resources
- WYFF4: TTI Relocates Floorcare HQ
- Wikipedia: Techtronic Industries
- Post and Courier: TTI Hoover Vacuum Relocation
- Google Search: TTI Hoover
- Greenville Online: TTI and Gentherm Business Update
- Google Scholar: Techtronic Industries
- Greenville Online: Businesses Leaving the Upstate
- Encyclopedia Britannica: Techtronic Industries
- Greenville Online: TTI Updates
- Google News: TTI Anderson relocation
- GSABusiness: Floor Care Headquarters Relocating
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