New Russellville operation will create 50 full-time jobs and expand domestic aluminum recycling and production
FRANKFORT, Ky. (Nov. 2, 2026) — ClearFlow Metalworks plans to invest $28 million to establish an aluminum manufacturing facility in Russellville, Kentucky, creating 50 new full-time jobs in Logan County.
The company will locate its first U.S. facility in a newly constructed speculative building at Shelton Lane Industrial Park. The operation will serve growing domestic demand for aluminum products while supporting sustainable manufacturing through the processing of recycled aluminum.
“Kentucky’s manufacturing sector continues to fuel our red-hot economy and create good-paying jobs for our families,” said Gov. Andy Beshear. “Our talented workforce, incentive programs, unique location and speed-to-market resources make the commonwealth a great place to do business. I am excited to welcome ClearFlow Metalworks to their New Kentucky Home and look forward to their success in Logan County.”
Aluminum Recycling and Billet Production
ClearFlow Metalworks will develop the project in phases. Phase I will establish a secondary aluminum billet casting facility with an estimated annual production capacity of approximately 100,000 tons.
The facility will process recycled aluminum into billets used in extrusion and other downstream manufacturing applications, establishing a long-term U.S. production presence for the company.
“We are excited to partner with Logan County and the city of Russellville as we establish our operations in Kentucky,” said John Dusanenko, CEO of ClearFlow Metalworks. “We are truly grateful for the support and collaboration we have received throughout this process. We look forward to contributing to the local economy, creating new job opportunities, and bringing innovative solutions to support American manufacturing.”
Manufacturing Experience Across Global Markets
East Asia Aluminum Company Limited (EAA), headquartered in Vietnam, brings experience in aluminum recycling, billet casting, extrusion, surface treatment and downstream fabrication.
Founded in 2009, EAA operates approximately one million square feet of manufacturing space, employs more than 1,500 people and has annual production capacity ranging from 150,000 to 200,000 metric tons of aluminum products.
The company serves customers throughout North America, Europe, Asia and Australia. Its products support industrial manufacturing, building and construction, furniture, medical equipment, LED lighting, solar energy systems and electric vehicle components.
The parent company, Singapore-based USVN PTE LTD, focuses on investments in non-ferrous metal recycling, sustainable materials and advanced manufacturing.
New Jobs and Investment for Russellville
Local leaders welcomed the investment and the employment opportunities it will bring to Logan County.
Logan County Judge/Executive Phil Baker expressed the community’s commitment to helping ClearFlow Metalworks establish roots and succeed in Kentucky.
Russellville Mayor Mark Stratton described the project as a significant economic development milestone, highlighting its potential to bring quality jobs and sustainable growth to the city.
Brooke Waldrup, president and CEO of Logan Economic Alliance for Development, said the company’s investment demonstrates the value of local industrial development efforts and collaboration.
“Their investment in our newly constructed speculative building at Shelton Lane Industrial Park represents an exciting milestone for economic development in Logan County,” Waldrup said.
Waldrup also credited the Kentucky Cabinet for Economic Development and utility partners for helping bring the project to the community. As ClearFlow Metalworks establishes its U.S. operations, the facility will add aluminum recycling and production capacity to Kentucky’s manufacturing sector.
