ResinTech Expands Camden Headquarters With $30 Million
The family-owned resin maker will add a 34,500-square-foot facility and 100 permanent jobs at its Camden campus.
Updated on Nov. 4, 2026 in Jobs — General
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ResinTech Inc., a family-owned ion exchange resin manufacturer based in Camden, announced a $30 million expansion of its headquarters. New Jersey Community Capital closed a $15 million New Markets Tax Credit financing transaction to support the project.
Why it matters
The expansion adds 100 permanent jobs and retains 259 existing positions in the city. The New Markets Tax Credit program is intended to direct long-term investment into Camden while creating manufacturing employment.
The project adds a 34,500-square-foot manufacturing and warehouse facility to ResinTech's 27-acre campus and supports approximately 113 construction positions. The company's Camden workforce would total 359 jobs once the 100 new positions are filled.
The players
ResinTech Inc.
A family-owned ion exchange resin manufacturer based in Camden that has relocated and expanded its operations in the city since 2019.
New Jersey Community Capital
A community development financial institution that closed the $15 million New Markets Tax Credit financing for the expansion.
New Jersey Economic Development Authority
The state agency that approved $138 million in tax incentives in 2016 for ResinTech's relocation to Camden.
The details
Work on the expansion is expected to begin in November and wrap up in early 2028. ResinTech operates a work-study program with Mastery High School of Camden and is a fair-chance employer that hires individuals with criminal records.
Timeline
2016: The New Jersey Economic Development Authority approved $138 million in tax incentives for ResinTech's relocation to Camden.
2019: ResinTech relocated from West Berlin to Camden with New Jersey Community Capital support.
2020: ResinTech opened its 170,000-square-foot Camden facility.
October 22, 2026: New Jersey Community Capital closed the $15 million NMTC financing transaction.
October 29, 2026: ResinTech announced the $30 million expansion.
Market Landscape
The project is financed through the federal New Markets Tax Credit program, which channels private investment into low-income communities. ResinTech's expansion follows its 2019 relocation to Camden, reflecting a pattern of manufacturers using state and federal incentives to stay in the city.
The 100 new permanent jobs create hiring opportunities for Camden residents as the company grows. Construction of the facility is expected to generate around 113 temporary positions during the project.
The takeaway
Residents seeking manufacturing work in Camden may watch for openings tied to ResinTech's 100 new positions as the expansion moves toward completion in 2028. Fair-chance hiring and the work-study program with Mastery High School show one way local employers are building pathways for applicants.
What happens next
Construction on the expansion is expected to begin in November and conclude in early 2028.
Further reading
For more on local employment, see Jobs — General coverage in Camden.
Source note: This article includes information reported by NJBIZ.
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