M&H Valve Continues to Invest in the Anniston Operations and Modernize Equipment through Capital Projects

March 16th, 2026

Anniston, AL — M&H Valve has announced a new $7.6 million capital investment in Anniston, Alabama, bringing the company’s total investment in the community to more than $19 million over the past year. These projects reflect M&H Valve’s continued commitment to strengthening its manufacturing operations through modernization, advanced technology, and infrastructure improvements.

The company’s investment strategy includes a previously announced $6.9 million expansion project designed to enhance operational capacity and modernize facility infrastructure. This expansion features the addition of new CNC equipment, blast machinery, and an expanded production area.

In addition, the company invested $4.9 million in 2025 to replace foundry equipment with advanced core-making and material handling systems. The new technology replaced original equipment that had reached the end of its functional life, improving production reliability, reducing downtime, and enhancing overall manufacturing performance.

Building on this momentum, the company’s most recent $7.6 million investment focuses on advanced manufacturing technology designed to further to improve efficiency, precision, and production flow. The new automated system will streamline operations, enhance equipment reliability, and replace legacy machinery that had been in service for more than 20 years and was no longer supported.

“We are proud to see continued investment from M&H Valve and its operations here in Anniston,” said Ciara Smith-Roston, Mayor of Anniston. “This project demonstrates the strength of our workforce and the value of doing business in our community.”

Construction and installation timelines for the various projects are currently underway, with completion scheduled through 2026. These improvements will position the facility to support a growing market demand while maintaining high standards of quality, safety, and operational performance.

“This level of investment reflects M&H Valve’s assurance in its Anniston workforce and the community,” said Don Hopper, Executive Director of the Calhoun County Economic Development Council. “Their investments not only strengthen operational capabilities but also sustain high-quality jobs that offer long-term career opportunities for our workforce.”

M&H Valve remains a cornerstone of McWane Inc.’s national manufacturing network by producing critical infrastructure components that support fire hydrants and water systems across the country, while sustaining a strong workforce of over 320 total employees.

Learn More About M&H Valve www.mh-valve.com

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