Nine Central Iowa business have received Economic Impact Awards from the Business Record and the Greater Des Moines Partnership. They are: 

— Atlantic Coca-Cola Bottling Co., a 109-year-old company that acts as a privately owned, independent bottler of Coke products, which decided to move back to Des Moines’ south side from Waukee to expand.

— Facebook, which turned a 120-acre server farm project in Altoona into a 400-acre development powered by renewable energy. An expansion has 1,100 construction workers on-site.

— Global Atlantic Financial Group Ltd., whose subsidiary Accordia Life and Annuity Co. expanded its office in the Davis Brown Tower.

— Holmes Murphy, which moved into a new office building in the Kettlestone area in Waukee this year. 

— Hy-Vee Inc., which built a 202,000-square-foot building in Ankeny to produce bakery items and ready-to-eat foods. Subsidiary Perishable Distributors of Iowa is expanding its warehouse in Ankeny. 

— IMT Insurance, which is building an 85,000-square-foot headquarters in West Des Moines.

— Kum & Go, which is constructing a new headquarters designed by Italian architect Renzo Piano across the street from Western Gateway Park in downtown Des Moines. 

— Siegwerk USA, which built a 42,000-square-foot warehouse on the south side of Des Moines.

— Windsor Windows & Doors, which built an $11 million, 160,000-square-foot manufacturing complex in Norwalk that will employ 130.