NC company crosses state line to set up HQ in Rock Hill

Riverstone Logistics, a supply chain and logistics company, is relocating its headquarters and establishing its first South Carolina operation in York County. The company’s $16.4 million investment will create 159 new jobs.

Founded in 2017, Riverstone Logistics specializes in final-mile delivery, freight brokerage and tailored logistics solutions, according to a news release. The company’s services focus primarily on consumer electronics, building materials and appliance installations.

Riverstone Logistics is relocating its corporate headquarters from Charlotte to 220 West White St. in Rock Hill.

“Rock Hill offers the perfect home for our next chapter,” CEO Charlie Workmon said in the release. “This move not only strengthens our business, but also deepens our commitment to love, serve and improve in the community we’re joining. We’re excited to invest in Rock Hill and partner with a city that shares our vision for growth, innovation and opportunity.”

Operations are expected to be online in July 2026. The company is hiring, with job opportunities posted on its careers page.

“We are proud to welcome Riverstone Logistics to York County,” County Council Chair Christi Cox said in the release. “Their decision to relocate their headquarters here speaks to the strength of our community, our workforce, and the county’s history of supporting business investment. This project will attract and retain value-added jobs, creating opportunities that benefit residents and strengthen our local economy.”

Rock Hill Mayor John Gettys said, “I’m happy to welcome Riverstone Logistics to Rock Hill and specifically to The Thread. Riverstone Logistics’ choice to relocate, bringing high-wage jobs to our area, reflects the strength of our workforce, providing further opportunities for talent to work where they live.”

The Commerce Department’s Coordinating Council for Economic Development approved job development credits related to the project. The council also awarded a $600,000 Set-Aside grant to York County to assist with the costs of building improvements.

“Riverstone Logistics’ relocation to York County reinforces South Carolina’s position as an ideal location for corporate headquarters,” Commerce Secretary Harry M. Lightsey III said in the release. “This impressive $16.4 million investment will greatly benefit the region, and we are excited to support Riverstone Logistics as it launches its South Carolina legacy.”