Beehive Industries Unveils Research & Design Engineering Facility in Loveland, Ohio
New southwest Ohio location to accelerate jet engine innovation and development in support of American national defense.
DENVER, CO (August 8, 2025) – Beehive Industries, an American manufacturer of advanced propulsion systems for uncrewed aerial defense applications, announced today the formal opening of a new research and design engineering facility in Loveland, Ohio. United States Representative David Taylor (OH-2), representatives from the Ohio offices of U.S. Senator Bernie Moreno and U.S. Senator Jon Husted, and Clermont County Chamber President & CEO Joy Lytle, joined company executives for an unveiling ceremony inside the forty thousand square foot facility in the Cincinnati area.
Beehive’s expansion in Clermont County is keeping pace with its business growth and enables the growth of new high technology jobs for southwest Ohio with expectations of local employment to exceed two hundred people by the end of 2026.
“Beehive’s research and design engineering facility in Clermont County cements Southern Ohio as a quickly-developing hub for innovation, technology, and defense manufacturing,” said Congressman Dave Taylor (OH-02). “Our Buckeye State is home to hundreds of skilled workers who are able and ready to play a part in transforming our region into a leading aerospace defense corridor. There’s no better place for Beehive to power American defense other than right here in our own backyard, and I look forward to partnering with them as they put our incredible local talent to work!”
“Beehive Industries’ new Miami Township facility cutting-edge innovation with additive manufacturing technology vital to our nation’s defense,” said Joy Lytle, President and CEO, Clermont County Chamber of Commerce. “This collaboration between innovative companies, supportive local government, and the Clermont Chamber of Commerce strengthens our economy and creates opportunities for Clermont County residents.”
“Beehive is fully committed to its mission of Powering American Defense and our investment in our new Loveland facility is a demonstration of that commitment. We are combining world class engineers with state-of-the-art manufacturing technology and test facilities to deliver a new class of jet engines that meet America’s needs for highly effective, low-cost defense systems,” said Gordie Follin, Chief Product Officer of Beehive Industries.
“Clermont County is a fantastic location for Beehive to continue its growth with an experienced aerospace engineering talent pool, proximity to Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, and collaboration with local academic institutions such as University of Cincinnati,” said Allen McCormick, Vice President of Marketing and Communications for Beehive Industries.
Beehive Industries is a US-based manufacturing company specializing in the design and development of jet engines for uncrewed aerial defense applications, as well as parts manufacturing across high technology industries. Beehive employs more than 250 people and is committed to powering American defense through advanced manufacturing and innovative offerings.
Media Contact:
Alex Walker, Director of Communications
Beehive Industries
alex.walker@beehiveind.com
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