HPE Plans $75 Million Expansion in Chippewa Falls, Adding 75 Jobs
Hewlett Packard Enterprise plans to invest $75 million to expand its operations in Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin, creating 75 new jobs. The state is offering up to $5.1 million in tax credits to support the expansion.
Green Bay Appleton, WI, October 15, 2026 —
Hewlett Packard Enterprise plans to invest $75 million to expand its operations in Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin, in a project expected to create 75 new jobs. The state is offering up to $5.1 million in tax credits to support the expansion.
The planned investment and job creation are the central details provided about the project. The information does not specify what work or facilities the expansion will involve, when construction or other activity is expected to begin, or when the new positions may be added.
The state’s support is described as an offer of up to $5.1 million in tax credits. The details provided do not identify the program governing the credits, any conditions attached to them, or whether the company has received or claimed any portion of the amount. The figure is a maximum offer, not a stated payment.
Other details about the project were not provided, including the number or types of existing operations affected, the roles associated with the 75 new jobs, and whether the positions would be full-time. No information was supplied about permits, construction plans, or a project completion date.
The available information also does not name a company or state official commenting on the expansion. Further specifics about timing, the planned work and the tax-credit terms were not included in the summary.
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