[SFDXA] ITU is proud to add the "hy-gain" and "Cushcraft" brands to our existing portfolio
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ITU Corporation Re-purposes Linton Armory Facility to House Iconic
Amateur Radio Manufacturing (FREE ARTICLE)
byADAM WENCE <https://www.lintonnews.com/author/adam/>
ITU Corporation Re-purposes Linton Armory Facility to House Iconic
Amateur Radio Manufacturing (FREE ARTICLE)
Published:April 13, 2026, 12:04 pm
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In a major expansion of its Indiana footprint, ITU Corporation has
purchased the former Linton National Guard Armory to serve as the new
manufacturing hub for Hy-gain and Cushcraft. By acquiring these
legendary brands from MFJ Enterprises, ITU is centralizing production at
the 15-acre Linton site. This new endeavor will bring between 20-50 new
jobs to Linton.
Martin F. Jue, President and founder of MFJ Enterprises, Inc, is pleased
to announce the sale of the renowned Hy-gain and Cushcraft antenna,
rotator, and communication product lines to ITU Corporation, a 25 year
old Indiana engineering and manufacturing company.
"I am thrilled to pass the torch of these legendary antenna brands to
Dave & Kambi Carpenter and their team at ITU Corporation," said Martin
F. Jue, President of MFJ Enterprises.
"After nurturing these brands for decades it was vital to me that
hy-gain and Cushcraft - - premier brands that have served radio
operators and stations worldwide for generations - - landed in the hands
of someone who understands their legacy.”
"Dave, and the ITU team share our commitment to American-made quality
and customer satisfaction. They bring the engineering expertise and
manufacturing passion necessary to keep these products and these trusted
American high-performance antennas on towers worldwide for years to come!"
Famous for their robust long lasting design and unparalleled superior
performance, hy-gain and Cushcraft are the gold standard for antenna
performance, gain, durability and offer a wide range of antennas,
rotators, and accessories.
The designs, tooling, specialized equipment, manufacturing and marketing
rights for hy-gain and Cushcraft antennas and rotators are included in
the sale.
With this exciting announcement, the production of these trusted
high-performance products marks a new chapter for the brands, combining
their rich history with the expertise and dedication of the
Indiana-based premier manufacturer.
This announcement includes ITU's purchase of the former Linton Indiana
National Guard Armory facility at 2000 East Hwy 54 in Linton Indiana.
Adding to it's current manufacturing and Corporate facilities located in
Dugger Indiana.
"We are excited about the acquisition of the former 15 acre Armory
facility in Linton as it offers a move-in-ready building that perfectly
meets the needs of this operation" stated Dave Carpenter President of ITU.
"ITU is proud to add the "hy-gain" and "Cushcraft" brands to our
existing portfolio including our award winning LearnLab and TekShack
subsidiaries. The trust that Martin F Jue has placed in our team is
appreciated and challenges us to to continue the legendary legacy that
Martin and his team at MFJ has been so successful at!"
Dave also commented that this new Linton manufacturing operation will
employ around 20 employees initially and up to 50 as the operation moves
into full production. ITU is moving the entire manufacturing operation
from it's current Starkville Mississippi facility to the new Linton
location. The 500 mile move will take about two months to complete.
Adam Wence <https://www.lintonnews.com/author/adam/>
https://www.lintonnews.com/itu-corporation-re-purposes-linton-armory-facility-to-house-iconic-amateur-radio-manufacturing-free-article/
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