Mecalac North America will relocate to Ridgeway, South Carolina

The equipment manufacturer is moving its North American headquarters to South Carolina to improve parts distribution and support.

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Mecalac North America will relocate to Ridgeway, South Carolina

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Mecalac North America is relocating its headquarters from Massachusetts to Ridgeway, South Carolina, to improve parts distribution and support. The move follows the FAYAT Group's acquisition of the Mecalac Group in June 2025.

Mecalac North America will relocate from Massachusetts to the FAYAT Group campus in Ridgeway, South Carolina.

> As we relocate to Ridgeway and join the FAYAT Group campus, we are accelerating our ability to serve customers with faster parts availability, stronger technical support and more integrated solutions across brands,” says Pierre Lahutte, president of Mecalac. “This step reinforces our confidence in North America’s growth potential and demonstrates our ongoing commitment to delivering value to our customers and partners.

In June 2025, the FAYAT Group acquired the Mecalac Group, which then joined the FAYAT Road Equipment Division. The move to this campus follows that acquisition.

This campus will host a brand-new parts distribution center that will benefit most FAYAT Group brands. Key benefits of the move also include expanded training and technical support infrastructure.

The grand opening of the Ridgeway campus is scheduled for May 12, with ongoing milestones to be announced as they become available.

> The investment demonstrates our collective commitment to delivering excellence to our customers and partners,” says Rob Mueckler, general manager, FAYAT North America. "This facility also stands as a tangible testament to the group’s engagement in the U.S. market. These steps reinforce our confidence in the region’s growth potential and our ability to better serve it. We are dedicated to growing Mecalac in North America; and this campus will be a cornerstone of enhanced collaboration, training and support.

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This story was originally published in Lawn & Landscape on April 30, 2026. Burnaze summarizes and links to the original reporting.

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