TMEIC Inaugurates New Headquarters in Houston's Energy Corridor

HOUSTON, July 23, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- TMEIC Corporation Americas, a group company of TMEIC Corporation (Japan), officially opened its new North American headquarters in the Houston Energy Corridor, marking a major milestone in TMEIC's global strategy and expansion across the Americas.

The inauguration ceremony brought together industry leaders, government representatives, business partners, and TMEIC colleagues. Manmeet S. Bhatia, President & CEO of TMEIC Corporation Americas, addressed the audience, emphasizing the company's heritage, growth, and vision for the future.

"This milestone is the result of our vision, the path forged by those before us, and the unwavering commitment of our team," said Bhatia. "We are thrilled to be part of the vibrant Greater Houston community and look forward to expanding our business in North America's energy hub."

TMEIC extended appreciation to Governor Greg Abbott's office, officials from Waller County, U.S. Representatives Wesley Hunt, Michael McCaul, and Morgan Luttrell, and the Greater Houston Partnership for their essential support in enabling this milestone.

The decision to relocate its North American headquarters to Houston, Texas—and significantly expand its U.S. manufacturing capabilities—aligns with TMEIC's strategic goals for growth in renewable energy technology, domestic manufacturing, and bolstering its global sustainability efforts. The new Houston headquarters will foster innovation, accommodate TMEIC's growing team, and enhance its ability to serve clients in critical industries. TMEIC Corporation Americas employs over 900 people globally, including approximately 500 in the Houston area. The company plans to increase its Houston workforce over the next several years as part of this expansion.

TMEIC will continue to maintain its Roanoke, Virginia office, which remains essential to the company's global operations. Roanoke will focus on the design, development, and engineering of advanced automation systems, large AC motors, and variable frequency drive systems for industrial sectors worldwide.

TMEIC's presence in Houston reflects its continued investment in advancing energy technologies, fostering strong client relationships, and delivering reliable, American-manufactured solutions.

"With the global momentum toward decarbonization, electrification, and domestic manufacturing resurgence, we are well-positioned for continued growth," Bhatia added. "Together, we will continue to drive industry and uphold our legacy as a global leader in energy and industrial solutions."

TMEIC remains dedicated to driving innovation, technological excellence, and local manufacturing to support the electrification of industries, the demands of data centers, and the transition to clean energy. For more information on TMEIC's industrial technologies and renewable energy solutions, please visit www.tmeic.com.

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About TMEIC Corporation
In order to respond to the needs of manufacturing sites that serve as a foundation for supporting society, TMEIC always sets its eyes on the future of industry, society and the environment as an industrial systems integrator striking a balance between the sustainable development of society and the global environment. TMEIC will contribute to manufacturing and environmental management through leading-edge technologies based on its core technologies of rotating machinery, power electronics and engineering.

About TMEIC Corporation Americas
TMEIC Corporation Americas, headquartered in Houston, TX, designs, develops, and engineers advanced automation, large AC and DC motors, photovoltaic inverters, and variable frequency drive systems, with manufacturing facilities in Brookshire and Katy, TX. TMEIC Corporation Americas specializes in Renewable Energy, Metals, Port Solutions, Oil & Gas, Mining, Paper, Water & Wastewater, and other industrial markets worldwide. We drive industry. www.tmeic.com

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