ResinTech Expansion Adds 100 Camden Manufacturing Jobs
Camden manufacturers and construction firms should expect hiring demand as the $30 million expansion builds out through early 2028.
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 headquarters expansion that adds a 34,500-square-foot manufacturing and warehouse facility to its 27-acre campus. The project is financed in part by a $15 million New Markets Tax Credit transaction closed by New Jersey Community Capital, and it is expected to create 100 permanent jobs in Camden.
Why it matters
The expansion pairs a manufacturer's growth with federal New Markets Tax Credit financing intended to direct long-term investment into Camden. For operators in the city, it signals continued capital flowing into industrial space and skilled manufacturing roles rather than only into services.
The $30 million expansion is financed in part by a $15 million New Markets Tax Credit transaction and adds 100 permanent jobs while retaining 259 existing positions at the Camden campus. The project also supports approximately 113 construction positions during buildout.
The players
ResinTech Inc.
A family-owned ion exchange resin manufacturer based in Camden that makes the resin products used in water treatment and industrial purification, with a 170,000-square-foot Camden facility and a 27-acre campus.
New Jersey Community Capital
A community development financial institution that structures New Markets Tax Credit transactions to finance projects in low-income areas of New Jersey, including Camden.
New Jersey Economic Development Authority
The state agency that administers business incentive programs, approving $138 million in tax incentives for ResinTech's 2016 relocation to Camden.
Mastery High School of Camden
A public charter high school in Camden whose students participate in a work-study program run with ResinTech.
The details
The $15 million New Markets Tax Credit transaction was closed by New Jersey Community Capital on October 22 and is structured to channel investment into a lower-income community. ResinTech's expansion adds a 34,500-square-foot manufacturing and warehouse building to its existing 27-acre site. The company also runs a work-study program with Mastery High School of Camden and describes itself as 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: New Jersey Community Capital closed the $15 million NMTC financing transaction.
October 29: ResinTech announced the $30 million headquarters expansion, with work expected to begin in November and wrap up in early 2028.
Market Landscape
The New Markets Tax Credit, created by Congress in 2000, is the federal tool used here to finance manufacturing investment in low-income areas. ResinTech's expansion follows the same pattern as its 2019 relocation, which used a $7 million NMTC transaction alongside state incentives.
Operators in Camden's manufacturing and construction supply chain should expect hiring demand from the 100 new permanent positions and the roughly 113 construction roles during buildout. Businesses that supply industrial equipment, warehouse services, and skilled trades may see demand tied to the project's November start and early-2028 completion.
The takeaway
Operators tracking Camden's labor market should note the 100 new permanent positions and the early-2028 completion date when planning recruiting and vendor capacity. Monitoring hiring announcements tied to the NMTC-financed project can help businesses in manufacturing, construction, and logistics anticipate demand.
What happens next
Construction on the 34,500-square-foot facility is expected to begin in November and wrap up in early 2028.
Further reading
For more on local hiring and workforce trends, see Jobs — General coverage for Camden.
Source note: This article includes information reported by NJBIZ.
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