ADR Axles USA Breaks Ground on $14 Million Perry, Iowa Facility

Construction is underway on a new $14 million North American headquarters and production facility for ADR Axles USA Inc. In Perry, Iowa. The 54,000-square-foot facility, located in the Perry Industrial Park, will serve as the company’s U.S. Headquarters, production hub, and distribution center.

Expanding U.S. Presence

ADR Axles, an Italian manufacturer of axles, braking systems, and suspensions for agricultural and industrial machinery, began operating in the U.S. Approximately eight years ago. The Perry facility represents a significant investment in the American market and is expected to be completed in late 2026 or early 2027 .

Economic Impact and Job Creation

The project is anticipated to create approximately 50 jobs, including at least 12 positions paying $31.10 per hour or more . Iowa officials and local leaders celebrated the groundbreaking, highlighting the positive economic impact for the region.

Key Stakeholders and Partners

The groundbreaking ceremony included representatives from ADR Axles, as well as state and local officials, including Iowa Economic Development Authority Director Debi Durham, Perry Mayor Dirk Cavanaugh, and Iowa Department of Agriculture and Land Stewardship Secretary Mike Naig . Dean Snyder Construction is serving as the general contractor for the project . Other partners include SVPA Architects, the Dallas County Development Alliance, Des Moines Area Community College (DMACC), Perry Chamber of Commerce, America’s Cultivation Corridor, and the Greater Des Moines Partnership .

Serving Major Agricultural Manufacturers

ADR Axles supplies components to leading agricultural and industrial companies, including John Deere, Massey Ferguson, Case New Holland, Kinze Manufacturing, and Bazooka Farmstar .

About ADR Axles

Founded 70 years ago in Milan, Italy, ADR Group manufactures axles, suspensions, and braking systems for agricultural and industrial machinery . The new facility in Perry strengthens the company’s commitment to the North American market.