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Data-center cooling and climate technology · Kista, Sweden

Munters

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Munters inaugurated an expanded 565,000-square-foot campus in Daleville, Virginia, with added manufacturing, training and testing capacity for data-center cooling systems. The site has close to 600 employees, adds local chiller production and is the company’s largest of five dedicated Data Center Technologies manufacturing facilities.

Updated September 11, 2026 · Evidence from public sources

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Munters completes major Virginia data-center cooling campus expansion

Munters inaugurated an expanded 565,000-square-foot campus in Daleville, Virginia, with added manufacturing, training and testing capacity for data-center cooling systems. The site has close to 600 employees, adds local chiller production and is the company’s largest of five dedicated Data Center Technologies manufacturing facilities.

Employee impact

The expansion indicates durable investment in manufacturing, testing, service training and thermal engineering as AI infrastructure demand grows. It supports a stronger operating base in Virginia, but the latest announcement does not specify a new hiring target, so candidates should confirm whether individual vacancies represent growth.

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