Gov. Bill Haslam, TNECD Commissioner Randy Boyd and other state and local officials joined CVMR officials on Friday, March 13 to help the company announce they will invest $313 million to establish its global headquarters in Oak Ridge and create the CVMR Centre of Excellence for Innovation in Powder Metallurgy and production facilities, resulting in 620 new jobs. Click the link to watch the video on Youtube CVMR Announces Global HQ Relocating to Oak …

By: Bob Fowler Posted: 4:30 AM, Mar 20, 2015 Michael Hargett, president of CVMR (USA), talks about the timetable for the company’s move to Oak Ridge. OAK RIDGE — The quality workforce here made the difference. So says Michael Hargett, explaining why a Canadian-born high-tech company is relocating its global headquarters to Oak Ridge. Hargett, president of CVMR (USA), was the featured speaker Thursday at the Oak Ridge Chamber of Commerce’s annual “One Voice-One …

CVMR Corporation, a manufacturer of high-purity metal powders and superalloys, is moving its operations from Toronto, Canada, to Oak Ridge, Tennessee, USA. The company also announced the creation of the CVMR Centre of Excellence for Innovation in Powder Metallurgy and production facilities. The move will see an investment of $313 million and is expected to create some 620 jobs. The CVMR Centre of Excellence for Innovation in Powder Metallurgy will collaborate with academic, industrial, …

Posted at 2:44 pm March 13, 2015 By John Huotari A company that manufactures high-purity metal powders and super alloys is moving its operations to Oak Ridge from Toronto, Canada, and investing $313 million here and creating 620 jobs, officials said Friday. CVMR, which has operations in 18 countries, will use the former Theragenics building at Horizon Center in west Oak Ridge for its headquarters and research and development. The company closed on that …

WBIR Staff, WBIR 5:43 p.m. EDT March 13, 2015 CVMR, a mining and metal refining company, will invest $313 million to move to a manufacturing facility at 103 Palladium Way. The company provides feed materials for 2D, 3D, and 4D printing. WBIR A Canadian company is moving its global headquarters from Toronto to Oak Ridge, creating 620 jobs. Gov. Bill Haslam and Community Development Commissioner Randy Boyd made the big announcement in Oak Ridge …

By WATE 6 On Your Side Staff Published: March 13, 2015, 1:46 pm  |  Updated: March 13, 2015, 7:01 pm KNOXVILLE (WATE) – CVMR Corporation is relocating their international headquarters to Oak Ridge’s Innovation Valley and creating hundreds of new jobs. The move is expected to create 620 new jobs and 313 million dollars in capital investment. “It’s important our state continue to win research and development operations because they mean higher paying jobs, …

CVMR and AREVA announce an alliance for metal powder production and refining facilities Canada’s CVMR Corporation (CVMR)  and AREVA Federal Services LLC (AFS), a US subsidiary of AREVA,  have announced an alliance for the deployment of metal powder  production, refining and manufacturing plants in the United States.  It is stated that the plants will position CVMR as the industry leader  for powdered metal production based on their proprietary systems  and technology. The projects will …

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Walter Curlook’s favourite film was the Danish drama Babette’s Feast. Perhaps this story, of a Parisian chef who takes refuge in an austere religious community, then spends all her money to prepare a sumptuous meal that awakens her hosts’ repressed senses, confirmed Mr. Curlook’s belief in generosity – sharing wealth to enlarge people’s horizons. As a metallurgist, engineer and manager who spent his entire career as an executive at Inco when it was the …