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Ariat International will continue its headquarter expansion in Fort Worth and is expected to create $8.9 million in capital investment. (Courtesy Ariat International)
Keller | Roanoke | Northeast Fort Worth

Gov. Greg Abbott: Ariat International to grow Fort Worth headquarters, add 150 local jobs

By Gabby Bailey

The expansion will create 150 new jobs and nearly $9 million in capital investment, according to the release. The company also received $1.5 million for the expansion from a Texas Enterprise Fund grant.

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