Semiconductor-components maker could expand in metro Denver

DENVER — An unnamed company that makes components for the semiconductor supply chain could expand its manufacturing capabilities with a new facility in the Denver metropolitan area, which includes Boulder and Broomfield counties. 

The Colorado Economic Development Commission approved an offer of a tax-incentives package on Thursday for the company, referred to in Colorado Office of Economic Development and International Trade documents as Project Solitaire, that is worth about $7.6 million over eight years. 

Should the company behind Project Solitaire accept, it would pledge to create 631 new full-time jobs at a minimum average annual wage of $89,700, according to OEDIT.

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