Millison Celebrates Grand Opening of Its U.S. Facility

Published: Dec 15, 2025 13:34

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On December 10, 2025, the opening ceremony and production launch of Millison's US plant—Millison Die Casting Technology Co., Ltd.—were successfully held in Sallisaw, Oklahoma, US.

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Opening Ceremony · Production Commencement

Sallisaw, Oklahoma, US

2025.12.10

On December 10, 2025, the opening ceremony and production launch of Millison's US plant—Millison Die Casting Technology Co., Ltd.—were successfully held in Sallisaw, Oklahoma, US. Oklahoma State Representative Jim Olsen, Sallisaw Mayor Ernie Martens, Cherokee Nation Deputy Chief Bryan Warner, customer representatives, Millison Chairman Yu Yajun, US Plant General Manager Nicholas DeGrands, and Overseas Business Division Director Zhang Zhengsen attended the ceremony. Leaders from relevant government departments, Millison's management executives, partners, and all employees of the US plant jointly witnessed this important milestone in the US plant's development.

Millison US Plant General Manager Nicholas DeGrands Delivers a Speech

Millison Chairman Yu Yajun Delivers a Speech

Oklahoma State Representative Jim Olsen Delivers a Speech

Cherokee Nation Deputy Principal Chief Bryan Warner Delivers a Speech

Sallisaw Mayor Ernie Martens Delivers a Speech

Customer Representative Delivers a Speech

Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony

As the group's first intelligent die-casting plant overseas, Millison's US plant is primarily engaged in the R&D, production, and global distribution of high-precision aluminum alloy high-pressure die-casting parts. It integrates Millison's most advanced intelligent manufacturing technologies, digital management systems, and stringent quality control standards to provide advanced solutions for new energy vehicles, communications, energy storage systems, AI artificial intelligence, and other industrial applications.

According to the US plant's capacity plan, the first phase will mainly undertake R&D and manufacturing for business units such as NEVs and ESS. As a key strategic foothold for Millison's global market expansion, the plant will empower the industry through technology, build ecosystems through collaboration, and leverage full-chain intelligent manufacturing capabilities to establish a benchmark intelligent manufacturing plant for Millison. It aims to provide high-grade products and services to customers, supporting the global expansion of China's die-casting industry.

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