Sleep health company plans $30M distribution center south of Indianapolis
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Sleep health company plans $30M distribution center south of Indianapolis. Tuesday, February 24, 2026 01:30 PM EDT By Holly Hays, Indianapolis Business Journal GREENWOOD, Ind. - California-based health tech company Resmed plans to invest $30 million in a new distribution center in Greenwood, Gov. Mike Braun's administration announced Tuesday. The 446,500-square-foot facility at 1415 Collins Road - off of Interstate 65, between the Main Street and Worthsville Road exits - is expected to begin operating next year and will distribute products that treat sleep apnea, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and other sleep- and breathing-related disorders, according to a press release from the Indiana Office of Commerce. The company anticipates hiring 100 employees for "high wage" positions, but Tuesday's announcement did not specify a general salary range for those jobs. The release noted the average annual salary within Indiana's life sciences sector is $148,000, citing BioCrossroads. Story Continues Below Based on Resmed's job creation plans, the Indiana Economic Development Corp. has approved $1.75 million in incentive-based tax credits. The city of Greenwood is also expected to offer incentives, but those details were also not specified in the announcement. It's the company's first facility in the Midwest, according to Braun's office, and Resmed expects it will...
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