9 interview in Anaheim.Īcquiring another firm and combining operations 'gives us a good-size company in one building,' Midili said. Midili, president and chief executive officer of Meese Inc., said in a Jan. The 21,000-square-foot Montebello site has 10 employees and one line, Ronald C. Tenant improvements and auxiliary systems, including materials-handling equipment and at least two silos, are expected to add $500,000 to the cost. A developer built the structure as a speculative investment. The land and building will cost about $4 million. The site will have state-of-the-art capabilities, Meese said. The target is a new, 55,000-square-foot facility now being acquired in La Mirada, Calif.

Terms were not disclosed.īy late March, landlocked American and a smaller Meese Orbitron Dunne plant in Montebello, Calif., plan to consolidate operations, including five rotomolding machines. The seller, Paul White, had been American's owner and president since 1989.ĭisclosed Jan. purchased the assets and good will of American Rotational Molding Group Inc. The division of Saddle Brook, N.J.-based Meese Inc. said it is boosting its West Coast presence through an acquisition and a Southern California plant consolidation. Rotational molder Meese Orbitron Dunne Co.

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