Commercial Specialty Truck Holdings (CSTH) recently announced plans to expand operations at the company’s headquarters in Cynthiana.
The company, which is privately held, is a manufacturer of refuse and concrete mixer truck bodies.
Creating 50 Jobs
In September 2024, CSTH broke ground on a $28 million project to locate a new state-of-the-art, 250,000-square-foot building in Cynthiana in an effort to meet increased consumer and industry demand.
“We are excited to continue growing in Cynthiana and adding high-quality jobs that create a career path and growth potential for our team members,” said Nate Nedley, President of CSTH.
The new expansion of an existing facility will help the company further strengthen its manufacturing presence in the commonwealth, allowing CSTH to in-source weldment and machined parts that are currently being produced by third-party suppliers.
The $7.5 million project will create 50 new jobs, bringing the company’s overall employment to 350.
“Kentucky’s growth in manufacturing continues to propel our record-setting economic momentum,” said Governor Andy Beshear. “Companies continue to see the value of doing business in the commonwealth, taking advantage of our skilled workforce, unique location and access to resources. CSTH choosing to once again invest in the Cynthiana and Harrison County communities is a testament to their growth and belief in Kentucky. This is an exciting next step for the company, and I look forward to their continued success.”
As the parent company of Continental Mixers, E-Z Pack Trucks, One Source Parts and Dynamic Towing and Manufacturing, CSTH is a leading producer of truck bodies and related aftermarket parts.
CSTH manufactures products to perform at the highest levels for the challenging operator environments of the ready-mix concrete and refuse industries.
The company serves the specialized needs of concrete and refuse fleet operators across North America.
For more information on Commercial Specialty Truck Holdings, visit onesourceparts.com.
