King Technology Opens $17M Missouri Facility

The company said the new facility represents a significant step in its long-term growth strategy.

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Group poses at a warehouse ribbon-cutting ceremony behind a branded white ribbon.

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King Technology has opened a new 208,000 sf manufacturing, warehousing, and distribution center in St. Peters, Missouri.

The water care product manufacturer is investing at least $17 million in the facility and expects the operation to employ 40 workers within three years.

Located at the Lakeside Logistics Center in St. Peters, the facility will centralize key manufacturing and distribution operations. King Technology said the move will help it provide more efficient service to hundreds of distributors and dealers across the United States.

“Our new facility in St. Charles County is a milestone for our company’s long-term growth strategy,” said Michael Noer, president and CEO of King Technology.

The company develops water care and sanitization systems for pools, hot tubs, and swim spas. It is best known for its FROG line of pre-filled water care products. FROG products use patented mineral technology to help keep recreational water clear while reducing the amount of chlorine needed. The product line serves both in-ground and above-ground pools, as well as swim spas and hot tubs.

The new Missouri facility expands King Technology’s operational footprint while the company maintains its headquarters in Minnetonka, Minnesota.

King Technology marked the opening with a ribbon-cutting ceremony and celebration on September 29, 2026, in which St. Peters Mayor Len Pagano and Missouri Gov. Michael Kehoe participated.

The company said the new facility represents a significant step in its long-term growth strategy and will support its nationwide distribution network.

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