KIOSK Information Systems relocates HQ to Thornton
LOUISVILLE, Colo. — KIOSK Information Systems, Inc., a Colorado-based technology and manufacturing company, announced plans to relocate its headquarters and operations from Louisville to Thornton. The new facility will be built near 128th Avenue and Washington Street and is expected to open in the second half of 2026.
In Brief:
- KIOSK Information Systems relocating headquarters to Thornton
- New facility near 128th Avenue and Washington Street opens in 2026
- Move unites design, engineering and manufacturing teams under one roof
- Thornton officials say relocation strengthens local tech economy
The move marks a major investment in Colorado’s growing technology sector and positions the company for continued expansion as demand for self-service automation increases across industries, including retail, healthcare, transportation, and government.
“Our roots have been in Colorado for more than 30 years, and we are excited to begin this next chapter in Thornton,” said Kim Kenney, CEO of KIOSK Information Systems. “This move is about creating a space that will fuel innovation, provide room for our growing workforce and reinforce our commitment to investing right here in the Denver metro community.”
KIOSK’s new headquarters will bring together its design, engineering, manufacturing and support teams under one roof. The expanded space will increase production capacity, support new customer programs and strengthen local employment opportunities.
“Our new headquarters represents more than just a new building. It’s a platform for the next decade of growth,” said Chief Operating Officer Tu Du. “By consolidating all of our operations, we will unlock new levels of collaboration and efficiency as we deliver the next generation of self-service solutions to our global customers.”
With more than 300,000 kiosks deployed worldwide, KIOSK is recognized as a global leader in self-service automation. The company is a wholly owned subsidiary of Posiflex Group, a Taiwan-based leader in AIoT and point-of-service technology.
The company worked with the City of Thornton’s Economic Development and City Development teams to facilitate the relocation process.
“We are thrilled to welcome KIOSK to Thornton,” said Mayor Jan Kulmann. “Their decision to relocate their headquarters here is a testament to Thornton’s growing reputation as a hub for innovation, technology and advanced manufacturing. This investment will bring high-quality jobs and strengthen our local economy.”
Jenni Hall, director of community and economic development for Adams County, said the company’s commitment to innovation aligns with the region’s priorities. “Adams County is delighted to welcome KIOSK Information Systems to the community,” Hall said. “Their focus on innovation and customer service fits perfectly with our values, and we look forward to supporting their growth for years to come.”
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