One of the largest die-casting manufacturers in North America is shutting down a facility in Tennessee. Pace Industries has submitted the WARN notice to the government authorities, affecting dozens of local workers. The company has multiple locations that remain unaffected by this closure.
Pace Industries in Jackson to Shut Down
Pace Industries has filed a WARN notice for the permanent closure of its facility at 825 Lower Brownsville Road, Jackson, TN. The facility will close on April 26, 2026, according to a filing at the Tennessee Department of Labor and Workforce Development.
The notice states that 59 employees will be laid off. The company notified the Dislocated Worker Unit on February 25, 2026, initiating support services for affected employees. The company did not cite any reason for the closure of the facility.
About the Company
Pace Industries is known as one of the largest full-service die-casting manufacturers. It offers engineered metal components and assemblies to customers across a broad range of industries. Established in 1970, the company has developed several manufacturing plants in the United States and Mexico.
Throughout the decades, Pace has established itself as a vertically integrated manufacturing partner. The company assists the customers from early-stage product design to the end of production and assembly.
High-pressure die casting on lightweight metals like aluminum, magnesium, and zinc is the core of Pace’s operations. These materials enable the manufacture of high-performance, high-accuracy-engineered parts that meet strength and weight requirements.
Pace produces components from small, complex castings to large, complex components, including thin-wall castings, built-in inserts, and specialized heat-dissipation capabilities. Support services include engineering and product development, tooling design and fabrication, precision machining, surface finishing, and assembly.
Pace Industries operates across various industries, including automotive, commercial vehicles, aerospace and defense systems, medical devices, lighting and electrical systems, powersports, and more.
The closure of the Pace Industries plant in Jackson, Tennessee, is of significance to the local manufacturing industry.
