Intelligent Growth Solutions picks Loveland for North American headquarters
LOVELAND — Intelligent Growth Solutions, a Scotland-based agricultural infrastructure company that supplies vertical farming technology to growers, has selected Loveland for expansion.
The company will receive a state of Colorado economic development grant for nearly $2.8 million and commit to adding 114 new jobs that pay an average $98,991, according to information provided at an Office of Economic Development and International Trade meeting in October.
The company will locate in The Forge, which is the former Hewlett-Packard Co. facility.
“IGS’ technology, mission and people are a perfect fit for the ag-tech ecosystem that continues to flourish across our region and in Loveland,”…
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