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Cummins Celebrates Reopening Its Worldwide Technical Center Hub Office Tower in Columbus, Indiana

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Cummins Inc. (NYSE: CMI) has reopened its renovated worldwide technical center hub office tower in Columbus, Indiana. The Cummins Technical Center (CTC), originally opened in 1968, underwent its first major renovation since 2021. The six-story tower now features 72,000 square feet of modernized office space, accommodating 500 employees focused on research and development.

The renovation includes enhanced collaboration spaces, 90 conference rooms, inclusive amenities, and improved facilities for the development of Cummins HELM™ platforms. The CTC plays a important role in Cummins' Destination Zero strategy and houses significant R&D operations. In 2023, Cummins invested $1.4 billion in future technologies, including the HELM™ platforms, which focus on higher efficiency, lower emissions, and multiple fuel options.

Cummins Inc. (NYSE: CMI) ha riaperto la sua torre dell'ufficio centrale tecnico ristrutturata situata a Columbus, Indiana. Il Centro Tecnico Cummins (CTC), inaugurato nel 1968, ha subito la sua prima grande ristrutturazione dal 2021. La torre di sei piani offre ora 72.000 piedi quadrati di spazi per uffici modernizzati, accogliendo 500 dipendenti concentrati sulla ricerca e sviluppo.

La ristrutturazione prevede spazi di collaborazione migliorati, 90 sale conferenze, comodità inclusive e strutture migliorate per lo sviluppo delle piattaforme Cummins HELM™. Il CTC svolge un ruolo importante nella strategia Destination Zero di Cummins e ospita operazioni significative di R&S. Nel 2023, Cummins ha investito 1,4 miliardi di dollari in tecnologie future, comprese le piattaforme HELM™, che si concentrano su maggiore efficienza, minori emissioni e opzioni di carburante multiple.

Cummins Inc. (NYSE: CMI) ha reabierto su torre de oficinas del centro técnico renovado en Columbus, Indiana. El Centro Técnico Cummins (CTC), inaugurado en 1968, sufrió su primera gran renovación desde 2021. La torre de seis pisos ahora cuenta con 72,000 pies cuadrados de espacio de oficina modernizado, acomodando a 500 empleados enfocados en investigación y desarrollo.

La renovación incluye espacios de colaboración mejorados, 90 salas de conferencias, comodidades inclusivas y mejores instalaciones para el desarrollo de las plataformas Cummins HELM™. El CTC desempeña un papel importante en la estrategia Destination Zero de Cummins y alberga operaciones significativas de I+D. En 2023, Cummins invirtió 1.4 mil millones de dólares en tecnologías futuras, incluidas las plataformas HELM™, que se centran en mayor eficiencia, menores emisiones y múltiples opciones de combustible.

Cummins Inc. (NYSE: CMI)는 인디애나주 콜럼버스에 위치한 개조된 세계 기술 센터 허브 사무탑을 재개장했습니다. Cummins 기술 센터 (CTC)는 1968년에 최초로 개장했으며, 2021년 이래 첫 번째 대규모 개보수를 진행했습니다. 6층 높이의 이 건물은 72,000 평방피트의 현대화된 사무 공간을 제공하며, 연구 및 개발에 집중하는 500명의 직원을 수용합니다.

이번 개보수에는 협업 공간 증대, 90개의 회의실, 포괄적인 편의 시설 및 Cummins HELM™ 플랫폼 개발을 위한 개선된 시설이 포함됩니다. CTC는 Destination Zero 전략에서 중요한 역할을 하며, 중요한 연구 개발 작업이 진행됩니다. 2023년, Cummins는 HELM™ 플랫폼을 포함한 미래 기술에 14억 달러를 투자하여 높은 효율성, 낮은 배출량, 다양한 연료 옵션에 중점을 두고 있습니다.

Cummins Inc. (NYSE: CMI) a rouvert sa tour de bureau rénovée du centre technique mondial à Columbus, dans l'Indiana. Le Centre Technique Cummins (CTC), ouvert à l'origine en 1968, a subi sa première grande rénovation depuis 2021. La tour de six étages dispose désormais de 72 000 pieds carrés d'espaces de bureau modernisés, accueillant 500 employés axés sur la recherche et le développement.

La rénovation comprend des espaces de collaboration améliorés, 90 salles de conférence, des commodités inclusives et des installations améliorées pour le développement des plateformes Cummins HELM™. Le CTC joue un rôle important dans la stratégie Destination Zero de Cummins et abrite d'importantes opérations de R&D. En 2023, Cummins a investi 1,4 milliard de dollars dans des technologies futures, y compris les plateformes HELM™, qui se concentrent sur une efficacité accrue, des émissions réduites et plusieurs options de carburant.

Cummins Inc. (NYSE: CMI) hat sein renoviertes weltweites technisches Zentrum in Columbus, Indiana, wiedereröffnet. Das Cummins Technische Zentrum (CTC), das ursprünglich 1968 eröffnet wurde, erhielt seine erste große Renovierung seit 2021. Der sechsstöckige Turm verfügt jetzt über 72.000 Quadratfuß modernisierten Büroraums und bietet Platz für 500 Mitarbeiter, die sich auf Forschung und Entwicklung konzentrieren.

Die Renovierung umfasst verbesserte Kollaborationsräume, 90 Besprechungsräume, inklusive Annehmlichkeiten und optimierte Einrichtungen für die Entwicklung der Cummins HELM™ Plattformen. Das CTC spielt eine wichtige Rolle in Cummins' Destination Zero-Strategie und beherbergt bedeutende F&E-Betriebe. Im Jahr 2023 investierte Cummins 1,4 Milliarden Dollar in zukünftige Technologien, einschließlich der HELM™ Plattformen, die sich auf höhere Effizienz, geringere Emissionen und mehrere Kraftstoffoptionen konzentrieren.

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COLUMBUS, Ind.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Cummins Inc. (NYSE: CMI) celebrated the reopening today of its worldwide technical center hub office tower in Columbus, Indiana. The office tower at the Cummins Technical Center (CTC) on McKinley Avenue had been under renovation since 2021. After having been mainly untouched, except for minor cosmetic improvements and flood restoration, since its original opening in 1968, the CTC office tower now has a newly renovated interior – allowing for enhanced collaboration and innovation.

Cummins leaders and elected officials celebrate the reopening of the Cummins Technical Center with a ribbon-cutting ceremony. Pictured left to right are Congressman Greg Pence; Tim Frazier, Cummins Vice President – Research & Technology; Lucia Lopez, Cummins Americas Tech Ops Supply Chain Manager; Jennifer Rumsey, Cummins Chair and Chief Executive Officer; Brett Merritt, Cummins Vice President and President - Engine Business; Indiana State Representative Ryan Lauer; Columbus Mayor Mary Ferdon; and Jonathan White, Cummins Vice President - Engine Business Engineering. (Photo: Business Wire)

Cummins leaders and elected officials celebrate the reopening of the Cummins Technical Center with a ribbon-cutting ceremony. Pictured left to right are Congressman Greg Pence; Tim Frazier, Cummins Vice President – Research & Technology; Lucia Lopez, Cummins Americas Tech Ops Supply Chain Manager; Jennifer Rumsey, Cummins Chair and Chief Executive Officer; Brett Merritt, Cummins Vice President and President - Engine Business; Indiana State Representative Ryan Lauer; Columbus Mayor Mary Ferdon; and Jonathan White, Cummins Vice President - Engine Business Engineering. (Photo: Business Wire)

“The reopening of the CTC office tower marks an important milestone for Cummins and our Destination Zero strategy,” said Jennifer Rumsey, Chair and Chief Executive Officer. “Much of the research and development for our next-generation power solutions start right here in this very hub – driven by our mission to power a more prosperous world and executed by our talented employees.”

The CTC is an iconic Cummins building and has played an important role in the company’s success and in the economic vitality of Columbus. Completed in 1968, the CTC is Cummins’ first and longest-standing tech center. Its design was the work of mid-century modernist designer Harry Weese. Prior to its construction, Cummins had only 50 test cells, and only 15 considered to be in good working order. The completion of the CTC added 88 test cells to the Cummins portfolio and provided Cummins engineers and scientists with a world-class facility to develop world-class innovations.

In 2023, Cummins invested a record $1.4 billion in future critical technologies and products, including the Cummins HELM™ platforms. Loosely translating to “higher efficiency, lower emissions and multiple fuels,” the Cummins HELM™ platforms give Cummins’ customers control of how they navigate their own journeys as part of the energy transition and include Cummins’ B, X10 and X15 engine platforms. They provide customers with the option to choose the fuel type(s) and applications that best suit their business needs, while also reducing emissions. These products are critical to Cummins’ plan to help fleets reach Destination Zero, while providing products that are economically viable, scalable and deliver the power, performance, range and durability for which Cummins is known. A significant amount of Cummins’ research and technology gross spend occurs in the CTC.

“I am grateful to our CTC employees for their patience and perseverance during this much-needed renovation,” said Tim Frazier, Vice President – Research & Technology. “We are so glad to have our Cummins HELM™ engineers, technical specialists and innovators together again under the same roof working as a coordinated team, close to the technology and testing being executed here.”

The office portion of the CTC is a six-story tower, with 72,000 square feet of office space on five floors. It holds approximately 500 employees, primarily focused on research and development for Cummins HELM™ platforms and future technology for North America and global markets.

Renovations for the CTC office tower focused primarily on the first through fifth floors to allow for improved circulation and collaboration. The architectural design of the renovation was completed by HOK of St. Louis, Missouri, with construction completed by F.A. Wilhelm Construction Co., Inc., of Indianapolis, Indiana. The renovation design includes the use of a plus (+) symbol in featured spaces. The symbol (see reference photo) is a throwback to renowned graphic designer Paul Rand, who developed a variety of logo designs for Cummins, including the trademark C.

The renovated building features a new staircase, two social hubs and inclusive amenities such as gender-neutral restrooms, nursing rooms and quiet spaces. The renovation also includes eight treadmill desks, soft lab zones and expanded collaboration areas with 90 conference rooms of various sizes, including stadium seating. Additional enhancements include upgraded lighting systems and functional window blinds.

About Cummins Inc.

Cummins Inc., a global power solutions leader, is comprised of five business segments – Components, Engine, Distribution, Power Systems and Accelera by Cummins – supported by our global manufacturing and extensive service and support network, skilled workforce and vast technological expertise. Cummins is committed to its Destination Zero strategy, which is grounded in the company’s commitment to sustainability and helping its customers successfully navigate the energy transition with its broad portfolio of products. The products range from advanced diesel, natural gas, electric and hybrid powertrains and powertrain-related components including, aftertreatment, turbochargers, fuel systems, valvetrain technologies, controls systems, air handling systems, automated transmissions, axles, drivelines, brakes, suspension systems, electric power generation systems, batteries, electrified power systems, hydrogen production technologies and fuel cell products. Headquartered in Columbus, Indiana (U.S.), since its founding in 1919, Cummins employs approximately 75,500 people committed to powering a more prosperous world through three global corporate responsibility priorities critical to healthy communities: education, environment, and equality of opportunity. Cummins serves its customers online, through a network of company-owned and independent distributor locations, and through thousands of dealer locations worldwide and earned about $735 million on sales of $34.1 billion in 2023. See how Cummins is powering a world that's always on by accessing news releases and more information at https://www.cummins.com/.

Natalie Guzman

Enterprise Communications

812-377-0500

natalie.guzman@cummins.com

Source: Cummins Inc.

FAQ

What are the key features of Cummins (CMI) renovated Technical Center in Columbus?

The renovated CTC features 72,000 square feet of office space across five floors, 90 conference rooms, treadmill desks, gender-neutral restrooms, nursing rooms, quiet spaces, and enhanced collaboration areas with stadium seating.

How many employees work at the Cummins (CMI) Technical Center after its 2024 reopening?

The Cummins Technical Center accommodates approximately 500 employees, primarily focused on research and development for HELM™ platforms and future technology for North America and global markets.

What is the significance of Cummins (CMI) HELM™ platforms mentioned in the 2024 announcement?

HELM™ platforms are Cummins' innovative engine solutions focusing on higher efficiency, lower emissions, and multiple fuels, including the B, X10, and X15 engine platforms, supporting the company's Destination Zero strategy.

How much did Cummins (CMI) invest in future technologies in 2023?

Cummins invested a record $1.4 billion in future critical technologies and products in 2023, including the development of HELM™ platforms.

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