PBS Aerospace Completes Roswell Expansion

A year after opening its U.S. headquarters in Roswell, the turbojet-engine maker has grown its footprint, doubled test capacity and is preparing a second production shift.

North Fulton’s advanced-manufacturing momentum has a new proof point. PBS Aerospace has completed a 10,000-square-foot expansion of its Roswell facility — bringing the site to roughly 30,000 square feet — and doubled its annual engine test capacity as it scales production of precision-manufactured turbojet engines for the U.S. defense market.

The growth comes barely a year after the company established its U.S. headquarters in Roswell, and it is already preparing to add a second production shift to keep pace with demand. That kind of trajectory — a global manufacturer choosing North Fulton, then quickly expanding what it built here — reflects a business climate in a class of its own and a region wired for high-value industry.

For Roswell and the wider region, PBS Aerospace is exactly the kind of company North Fulton is built to grow: technically demanding, globally competitive and rooted in a deep local talent base. It’s advanced manufacturing built for what’s next — and one more signal that North Fulton is a rising Southeast powerhouse for the industries shaping the future.