Pat Breen TD, Ireland’s minister of state for trade, employment, business, European Union digital single market and data protection, officially opened AMCS’ new global technical and support headquarters in Limerick, Ireland.

“The growth of AMCS into a global leader of integrated software and vehicle technology for the recycling, waste and resource industries is an example of the dynamic software sector in Ireland, and I would like to congratulate them on their wonderful new facility,” said Breen in a statement. “I welcome their expansion in the region and wish them every success in their future operations.”

Following a successful and significant round of funding in April, AMCS is on a major growth trajectory, according to the company. “This new facility is critical for our continuing expansion and provides us with the capacity to increase our Limerick team by up to 100 people over the next three years in the areas of product development, sales and global customer support,” said AMCS CEO and Founder Jimmy Martin in a statement.

Founded in 2003, AMCS now employs 450 people in 10 different countries, including 110 employees based in Limerick, with an annual turnover of more than 50 million euro. “As an indigenous software developer, we are delighted to be opening our new global headquarters here in Limerick,” added Martin.

AMCS is an innovative technology company specializing in providing technology to the waste and recycling industry. AMCS said it enjoys positive collaborations with both the University of Limerick and the Limerick Institute of Technology to promote global career opportunities for Limerick graduates.