The company declined to disclose the financial terms of the purchase, characterizing the move as a strategic push to scale its commercial and industrial operations. By integrating the Belvidere site, Generac intends to bolster the capabilities gained through its acquisition of Enercon Engineering, focusing primarily on enclosure assembly and final unit packaging. The site’s proximity to major interstate infrastructure is intended to streamline the logistics of transporting heavy power equipment across the country.

Erik Wilde, president of the company’s domestic commercial and industrial division, noted that the facility is vital for meeting the intensifying market need for high-capacity power solutions. The plant is scheduled to open in the first quarter of 2027 and is expected to create more than 100 jobs. This latest capital investment follows a year of significant market performance for the firm, with shares having more than doubled in value over the last twelve months.