ALOM Receives California Competes Tax Credits

ALOM, a global leader in supply chain management, has been awarded a $1-million California Competes Tax Credit (CCTC) by the Governor’s Office of Business and Economic Development (GO-Biz). The tax credit will enable ALOM to continue to grow in California through investment in capital equipment, research and development, automation, new facilities, and other improvements that will fuel growth and add jobs in the state. ALOM was selected based on its ongoing and planned growth in California, reinforced by its long-term history of investment and growth in California and its legacy of corporate responsibility demonstrated through community-based and civic support.

“ALOM is proud to partner with the Governor’s Office of Business and Economic Development to increase our California presence. We maintain our headquarters in California for proximity to strategic technology companies that are both our customers and critical to our technology-driven supply chain. The collaboration with CCTC will allow us to make strategic investments, fund state-of-the-art improvements and hire specialized talent that increase our global competitiveness,” said Jack Sexton, ALOM’s Chief Financial Officer. “California is a world leader in advancing a responsible and sustainable supply chain, which we fully support. Our Silicon Valley headquarters positions ALOM in close proximity to leading global corporate brands and transportation hubs, at the forefront of technology innovation and operational excellence.”

ALOM designs and implements technology-driven supply chain solutions that solve the complexities and risks confronting its Fortune 100 clients. ALOM President and CEO Hannah Kain founded the company in Silicon Valley in 1997 to enable organizations to focus on innovation by outsourcing entire segments of their supply chain. Today with a global presence of 18 locations ALOM remains committed to premier quality, efficiency and technology innovation.

“The California Competes Tax Credit continues to encourage companies from around the world to locate, expand and add good paying jobs in California,” said Panorea Avdis, GO-Biz Director and Chair of the California Competes Tax Credit Panel. “In just three years, hundreds of companies have made commitments to expand in the state and GO-Biz will continue to host informational workshops throughout the state, as well as work with our regional and local partners, to ensure companies of all sizes know about and apply for these tax credits.”

In 2013, the California Competes Tax Credit was created by Governor Brown to focus on helping businesses grow and stay in California. This fiscal year, GO-Biz is allocating over $200 million in total tax credits. Since 2014, GO-Biz has allocated $622.8 million to 865 companies projected to create 83,414 new jobs and make $15.7 billion in new investments.