HNI Corporation to Close Wayland Plant and Consolidate Production

Reuters
Jan 09
HNI Corporation to Close Wayland Plant and Consolidate Production

HNI Corporation has announced plans to exit its Wayland, New York, manufacturing facility in 2027 as part of a broader corporate reorganization. Production will be consolidated into other North American facilities, with all Wayland products shifting to existing sites across the HNI manufacturing network. The move, enabled in part by the integration of Kimball International, is expected to save approximately $7.5 to $8.0 million annually once fully implemented. The company anticipates pre-tax charges of about $14.9 million related to the transition in 2026 and 2027, which includes both cash and non-cash costs. The consolidation will result in the termination of approximately 135 positions at the Wayland facility. HNI stated that the Gunlocke brand will remain an important part of its portfolio, with no anticipated changes to the product lineup.

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