Learn more about relocating or expanding to New HampshireNew Hampshire business climate, manufacturer incentives, and advantages of NH communities |
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New Hampshire Business Data*  Population: 1,324,575 Total Labor Force: 744,100 Unemployment Rate: 5.5% Number of Manufacturers: 2,544 Manufacturing Jobs: 80,899
Right to Work: No
Unemp. Ins. Tax: 0.9–7.0%
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Corporate Income Tax:
8.50% Sales Tax:
None Property Tax:
Local property taxes, based upon assessed valuation, are assessed, levied and collected by municipalities. A state education property tax rate of total equalized valuation is assessed on all New Hampshire property owners. Leading Manufacturing Industries:
(by % of total manufacturing employment) 17% Industrial machinery and equipment 16% Electronic and other electric equipment 11% Instruments and related products 8% Fabricated metal products 7% Primary metal industries Largest Manufacturing Establishments:
(by number of employees) Insight Technology, Inc. (Londonderry) - 1,200
Pine Tree Castings (Newport) - 1,000 Enterasys Networks, Inc. (Salem) - 800 United Natural Foods, Inc. (Chesterfield) - 800 GE Aviation Systems, LLC (Hooksett) - 775 |
Counties with the Most Manufacturing Jobs:
Hillsborough - 31,629 Rockingham - 21,848 Merrimack - 9,488 Cheshire - 8,116 Grafton - 6,390 Cities with the Most Manufacturing Jobs:
Manchester - 9,098 Nashua - 6,380 Londonderry - 4,746 Hudson - 4,490 Portsmouth - 4,049 Manufacturing Related Business Incentives:
• No Inventory Taxes or Capital Gains Taxes
• Economic Revitalization Zone Tax Credits • Community Devlopment Block Grants • Coos County Job Creation Tax Credit • Job Training Fund • Energy Efficiency Loans • Research and Development Tax Credit • Industrial Revenue Bonds • Procurement Technical Assistance Program (PTAP) (Federal contract procurement assistance) • New Hampshire International Trade Resource Center (ITRC) Assistance • New Hampshire Industrial Research Center (IRC) matching grants • Job Opportunity Benefit (JOB) Loan Program (For Rochester only) |
Economic development agencies, chambers of commerce, and other organizations and businesses to help with your relocation or expansion:
New Hampshire Department of Resources & Economic Dev.
The Office of Business and Industrial Development seeks to expand opportunities in New Hampshire through the attraction of new businesses and the expansion of existing businesses. The Office Of International Commerce seeks to promote New Hampshire products and businesses to overseas markets.
172 Pembroke Road, Concord, NH 03302 (Map & Aerial View)
(603) 271-2629
www.dred.state.nh.us
Capital Regional Development Council
CRDC is a mission driven non-profit focused on providing tools that result in private sector job creation and local property tax base enhancement. In addition to small business lending CRDC also offers real estate development, economic development consulting programs, and new market tax credits.
91 N. State St., Suite 101, Concord, NH 03302 (Map & Aerial View)
(603) 228-1872
www.cdrc-nh.com
City Of Dover, Business & Industrial Development Authority
Business retention and outreach to enhance community wealth and job creation.
288 Central Ave., Dover, NH 03820 (Map & Aerial View)
(603) 516-6043
www.dover.nh.gov
Concord Community Development Department
The Business Development Division improves the quality of life for the taxpayers of Concord by preserving existing jobs, tax base, and the unique character of the City. The department strives to create opportunity for growth by expanding existing companies and attracting new quality employers.
41 Green Street, Concord, NH 03301 (Map & Aerial View)
(603) 225-8595
www.ci.concord.nh.us
Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce
It is the mission of the Chamber to be a member-focused organization that drives the greater Manchester business environment and the economic health and vitality of the region by supporting business growth, professional development and networking opportunities, while advocating for our membership.
54 Hanover Street, Manchester, NH 03101 (Map & Aerial View)
(603) 666-6600
www.manchester-chamber.org
New Hampshire Industrial News:
New Hampshire Manufacturing Jobs Increased A Half Percent Over Past Year (1/8/2013)
Industrial Directory Reports New Hampshire Manufacturing Jobs Declined 1.1% Over Past Year (12/16/2011)
Industrial Directory Reports New Hampshire Lost Fewer Manufacturing Jobs Over Past Year (12/13/2010)
New Hampshire Industrial Jobs Declined 7.5% (12/8/2009)
New Hampshire Manufacturing Jobs Down 1.5% According To State Industrial Guide (12/1/2008)
Industrial Directory Reports New Hampshire Manufacturing Jobs Down 1.6%; Manchester Ranks Third In New England For Manufacturers (12/12/2007)
New Hampshire Manufacturing Employment Drops 2.5% In '06 According To State Industry Guide (12/1/2006)
New Hampshire Manufacturing Jobs Increased A Half Percent Over Past Year (1/8/2013)
Industrial Directory Reports New Hampshire Manufacturing Jobs Declined 1.1% Over Past Year (12/16/2011)
Industrial Directory Reports New Hampshire Lost Fewer Manufacturing Jobs Over Past Year (12/13/2010)
New Hampshire Industrial Jobs Declined 7.5% (12/8/2009)
New Hampshire Manufacturing Jobs Down 1.5% According To State Industrial Guide (12/1/2008)
Industrial Directory Reports New Hampshire Manufacturing Jobs Down 1.6%; Manchester Ranks Third In New England For Manufacturers (12/12/2007)
New Hampshire Manufacturing Employment Drops 2.5% In '06 According To State Industry Guide (12/1/2006)
Looking to reach New Hampshire manufacturers? Access the New Hampshire Manufacturers Database compiled by MNI.
*Manufacturing stats updated on 5/17/2013. All other stats updated on 5/17/2013. Listings updated on 5/24/2013.
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