Ann Arbor company to move to downtown detroit

[Allan]

MEGA approves tax breaks to attract $260M in investment

By Amy Lane

Sept. 14, 2004 5:22 PM

Southeast Michigan is in line for more than $260 million in corporate investment, aided by state tax credits approved Tuesday by the Michigan Economic Growth Authority board.

Detroit is winning the headquarters of Ann Arbor-based Mobius Microsystems Inc. The company, which designs and manufactures single-chip integrated circuits, is considering leasing space in downtown Detroit

[Allan]

According to the paper this morning they plan to move to the Grand Circus Park area by this November.

[detwaa84]

so, did they ever move here?

[Allan]

Yes, I'm not sure when exactly it happened, but the Mobius Microsystems Design Center is now located on the 16th floor of the Michigan Mutual Building. The corporate headquarters is still out in California, though.

[detwaa84]

Yes, I'm not sure when exactly it happened, but the Mobius Microsystems Design Center is now located on the 16th floor of the Michigan Mutual Building. The corporate headquarters is still out in California, though.

[Allan]

Yeah, that article is from 2.5 years ago. I wonder how their company has been doing since this was announced way back in September 2004?

[Jasoncw]

I got all excited.