(RALEIGH) -- A manufacturer of automotive components plans an expansion in Scotland County. FCC (North Carolina), LLC will invest more than $57 million over the next three years in Laurinburg. The company will also create 66 jobs with the expansion.

Gov. Bev Perdue confirmed that the company  is eligible for a $264,000 grant from the One North Carolina Fund. “Manufacturers know our job training programs are world-class and that our highly-skilled workers and top-notch business climate help them to thrive in a globally competitive market,” said Perdue.
 
“FCC (North Carolina), LLC is grateful for the support of Governor Perdue’s Office, the NC Department of Commerce, Scotland County, and the Laurinburg Maxton Airport Commission in locating the new manufacturing facility in Scotland County,” said Bob Kendall, Administration Senior Manager for FCC (North Carolina).