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ParkOhio has announced a conference call to discuss its third-quarter performance, scheduled for November 6, 2025. The call will be accessible via a live webcast, with an archived version available later. Additionally, details about the planned construction of an indoor stadium by the Cleveland Browns have been revealed, amidst ongoing legal disputes regarding funding and relocation issues. The new stadium is expected to significantly impact the Cleveland sports landscape and local economy.
Cleveland, Ohio – ParkOhio has announced a conference call set to take place on Thursday, November 6, 2025, at 10:00 a.m. Eastern Time. The meeting is intended to provide updates and insights on the company’s performance for the third quarter of 2025. Interested participants can join the live webcast through a dedicated link, and those unable to attend will have the opportunity to access an archived version on the company’s website afterwards.
Matthew V. Crawford currently holds the position of Chairman, President, and Chief Executive Officer of ParkOhio, which operates over 130 manufacturing and supply chain logistics facilities. The organization is structured into three main segments: Supply Technologies, Assembly Components, and Engineered Products, which contribute to a diverse manufacturing portfolio.
In related news, the Cleveland Browns have revealed details about the construction team selected for their upcoming $2.4 billion indoor stadium, named Huntington Bank Field. AECOM Hunt and Turner Construction have been chosen as construction managers for this ambitious project, which is set to significantly transform the Cleveland sports landscape. AECOM’s portfolio includes renowned stadiums such as Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta and SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles, while Turner Construction has a long-standing relationship with NFL teams, having worked with at least 17 franchises.
Early construction efforts have commenced with initial earth-moving activities on-site. A formal groundbreaking ceremony is anticipated in 2026, as the Browns continue to collaborate with Brook Park to form a community authority responsible for the new stadium’s ownership and management. Notably, Brook Park has already approved necessary rezoning for the stadium’s construction.
However, the project is currently wrapped in legal controversy. The City of Cleveland has filed a lawsuit aiming to prevent the Browns from moving away from their current stadium located on the lakefront. Additionally, a separate suit initiated by two former Democratic state officials contests the legality of a $600 million state allocation designed to assist in funding the new stadium.
The planned stadium is expected to welcome its first fans by the start of the 2029 NFL season. The current lease for the Browns’ existing downtown venue concludes after the 2028 season. The franchise has acquired 178 acres of land near Interstates 480 and 71 for $76 million in preparation for this new facility.
Once completed, Huntington Bank Field is designed to accommodate 67,500 fans, with the ability to expand to 75,000 for concerts and other large events. The design, crafted by HKS, will feature a translucent roof aimed at allowing natural light to fill the stadium, offering an enhanced experience for fans and players alike.
Local partners DiGeronimo Companies and Independence Excavating are also directly involved in the stadium development effort, which has outlined a financing strategy comprising $600 million from state funds, approximately $300 million from city taxes generated on-site, and the remainder financed by the Haslam Sports Group, the ownership group responsible for the Browns.
Both of these developments spotlight significant economic and community implications for Cleveland, as ParkOhio’s upcoming financial reviews and the Browns’ new stadium project pave the way for future growth and enhancement of local infrastructure and job opportunities. City residents and sports fans remain optimistic as these initiatives unfold in the months and years ahead.
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- ParkOhio Announces Third Quarter 2025 Results
- Browns Announce Construction Team for New Stadium
- Brook Park Home Days 2025 Event Schedule
- Wikipedia: Cleveland
- Google Search: Cleveland Browns stadium construction
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