Loloi plans major distribution center bringing over 380 jobs to Ennis

Governor Greg Abbott
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Loloi, Inc., a textile company based in Dallas, will build a new distribution facility of over 1 million square feet in Ennis, Texas. The project is expected to create more than 380 jobs and bring $20 million in capital investment as part of the company’s multi-phase distribution headquarters development. To support this expansion, Loloi has received a Texas Enterprise Fund (TEF) grant of $2,451,000 and an additional $45,000 Veteran Created Job Bonus.

Governor Greg Abbott commented on the announcement: “Texas is where the crossroads of hard work and opportunity lead to success. This $20 million investment by Loloi in Ennis just south of Dallas will create hundreds of good-paying jobs for hardworking Texans. With robust infrastructure and transportation networks providing easy access to key markets, Texas offers unmatched operating advantages for companies looking to expand. There truly is no better place than Texas to live, work, build a business, and raise a family.”

Loloi was founded in Dallas in 2003 and remains family-owned. The company produces and distributes designer rugs, pillows, throws, and is expanding into other home furnishing categories.

“Texas has been our home since we started Loloi more than 20 years ago, and the state continues to provide opportunities to grow,” said Amir Loloi, Founder and President of Loloi. “This new facility in Ennis will allow us to add more jobs and create a world-class facility that we are proud of.”

Ennis Mayor Kameron Raburn welcomed the investment: “The City of Ennis is honored to welcome Loloi, Inc. as they expand their operations here in our community. This investment, made possible through the support of the Texas Enterprise Fund, represents not only new jobs and economic growth for our city, but also a strong vote of confidence in the talented workforce and vibrant business climate we’ve built in Ennis. We are grateful for Governor Abbott’s leadership and the partnership of the Texas Economic Development & Tourism Office in helping bring this opportunity to fruition.”

Miriam Castillo from the Ennis Economic Development Corporation stated: “This announcement reflects the cumulative work that has gone into creating opportunity in Ennis through partnerships and long-term vision. Loloi’s footprint and associated investment mark a meaningful expansion of our region’s industrial base.”

The TEF grant supports business relocation or expansion projects that compete with out-of-state locations by encouraging job creation and significant capital investment within Texas.

According to information from the official website of Governor Greg Abbott’s office, job creation initiatives like this one have contributed to Texas leading the nation in employment growth. The governor’s office works statewide on economic opportunities while collaborating with companies on expansions similar to this recent move by Loloi.



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