Ross Stores to bring distribution center, over 800 jobs to Randolph County

RANDOPLH COUNTY, N.C. — Announced today by Governor Cooper’s office, retail giant Ross is bringing a large investment into Randolph County.

Along with a $450 million distribution center in Randleman will come more than 850 jobs.

This new campus will be partly funded by a state-provided Job Development Investment Grant.

“We are delighted to welcome Ross Stores to Randolph County,” said Governor Cooper. “Nationally recognized brands like Ross will appreciate the quality of life in North Carolina as well as the capability of our world-class workforce to help them grow and succeed.”

“We are excited about the opportunity to build out a new distribution facility in North Carolina to support our growth initiatives over the long term,” said Rob Kummerer, Executive Vice President of Supply Chain, Ross Stores, Inc. “We value the collaboration of the many state and local leaders, including the Economic Development Partnership of North Carolina, Department of Commerce, and the officials in the city of Randleman and Randolph County who have been instrumental in bringing these plans to fruition.”

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Estimates have this new facility’s business impact at over $39 million a year for the county.