Recent Project Announcements
Texas remains the premier destination for companies to relocate and expand in the U.S. The inquiries from large companies and small businesses alike are not slowing down. Our economic expansion and positive outlook for the future have kept prospect activity high. Here some of companies that have recently announced their move or expansion in the state of Texas.
Eastman in Longview: Eastman will add an additional manufacturing facility at its existing site in Longview, creating more than 200 new jobs and approximately $1.2 billion in capital investment. A Texas Enterprise Fund grant of $2,040,000 was extended to the company.
Walmart in Robinson: Walmart announced a new facility in Robinson, expected to create nearly 400 new jobs and $350 million in capital investment.
Liberty Energy in Odessa: Liberty Energy broke ground on a new $50 million headquarters in Odessa where the company plans to employ up to 1,500.
Megaacrete in Kerrville: Megaacrete announced a new U.S. headquarters and manufacturing facility in Kerrville expected to create $40 million in capital investment.
AEP in Laredo: AEP celebrated the ribbon-cutting of its new AEP Texas Laredo Service Center, creating $35 million in capital investment.
SpaceX in Texas: SpaceX launched a $100 million expansion project at Starbase in Boca Chica and also relocated its headquarters from Delware to Texas.
Grainger in Hockley: Grainger will open a new 1.2 million-square-foot distribution facility in Hockley, adding 400 new jobs to the local economy.
Naturich Labs in Richardson: Producer of cosmetic products, Naturich Labs is planning to build a manufacturing facility in Richardson, expected to create $10.5 million in capital investment.
Celestica in Richardson: Celestica is set to expand in North Texas with high-tech manufacturing operations in Richardson, adding more than 150 new jobs. The company plans to invest at least $5.5 million into the new space.
Hexagone Purus in Mesquite: Hexagon Purus, a manufacturer focused on zero emission products, will bring a new facility and up to 250 new jobs to Mesquite.
LGM Pharma in Rosenburg: LGM Pharma invested $2 million in an expansion at its facility in Rosenberg.
Barrett Distribution Centers in Forney: Barrett Distribution Centers announced an expansion of its operations with a second fulfilment center in Forney. The facility will initially create more than 75 new jobs.
US Farathane Corp. in Georgetown: US Farathane Corp., a vehicle parts manufacturer and supplier to Tesla, expanded its presence in Georgetown with plans for creating new jobs.
Sysgration in Plano: Taiwan-based Sysgration, a manufacturer of tire pressure monitoring technology, industrial grade virtual reality glasses and lithium-ion green battery packs, will bring its operations to Plano.
Yerico Manufacturing in Elgin: In Elgin, Yerico Manufacturing broke ground on a new location where the company will repair and refurbish semiconductor equipment.
Ryder in Laredo: Ryder System, Inc. announced the opening of a new logistics operation in Laredo.
Orbis in Greenville: Orbis will open a new manufacturing plant in Greenville where the company will produce reusable pallets, totes and bulk containers.
StatLab in Plano: StatLab Medical Products announced a new, state-of the-art histology consumable manufacturing facility in Arlington.
iMarket America Inc. in Round Rock: iMarket America Inc., the U.S. division of iMarketKorea and a supplier to Samsung, selected Round Rock as the location for its U.S. headquarters.
Ruiz Foods in Frisco: Ruiz Foods opened its new headquarters in Frisco after relocating from California.
Techwave in Houston: IT and engineering solutions firm Techwave announced the opening of its new headquarters in Houston.
LS Tractor in Palestine: LS Tractor USA is opening a new distribution facility in Palestine.
LiquidStack in Carrollton: Data center liquid cooling company LiquidStack announced its new U.S. manufacturing site and headquarters in Carrollton.
McCoy’s Building in San Marcos: McCoy’s Building Supply celebrated the official groundbreaking of its new company retreat and expansion of its San Marcos headquarters campus.
Firefly in Briggs: Firefly more than doubled the size of its manufacturing facilities, added two new test stands and installed state-of-the-art machinery at its facility in Briggs.
Falkon Technologies in McKinney: Falcon Technologies will double its workforce at its headquarters in McKinney to about 40 total employees.
HASA, Inc. in San Antonio: HASA, Inc. announced the opening of its new package product production facility in San Antonio.
Aligned Data Centers and Databank Inc. in Plano: Two data center companies, Aligned Data Centers and Databank Inc., announced plans to expand their operations in Plano.
FreshRealm in Lancaster: FreshRealm, a provider of fresh meal solutions, announced it will relocate its California-based headquarters to Lancaster.
MPCA in Killeen: MGC Pure Chemicals America, Inc. announced a $100 million expansion to their chemical plant in Killeen, which produces super-pure hydrogen peroxide for the semiconductor industry.
XAG Group in Katy: Development firm XAG Group announced plans for a new $12 million headquarters office in Katy.
Tesla in Hutto: Tesla broke ground on a new $1.5 million investment in Hutto, expanding is tech footprint in the Central Texas area.
MSS International in Austin: MSS International, a supplier of gas sensor and piping to Samsung, selected Round Rock for the location of its new U.S. headquarters.
LG Electronics in Fort Worth: LG Electronics, a division of South Korean conglomerate LG Corp., opened a 100,000-square-foot manufacturing facility in Fort Worth for the assembly of EV charging stations.
XBiotech in Austin: XBiotech Inc. is set to expand its Texas headquarters with a new R&D facility in Austin to boost the company's Natrunix rheumatology program.
Shenmao Technology in Texas: Following its strategic expansion initiative, global solder manufacturer Shenmao Technology added a new factory in Texas along the U.S.-Mexico border.
8 Rivers in Port Arthur: 8 Rivers announced its Cormorant Clean Energy Project in Port Arthur, expected to accelerate decarbonization of transportation, industrial processes and agriculture across the Gulf Coast region.
Indusface in Dallas: Indusface, an Application Security SaaS company, announced the opening of its U.S. office headquarters in Dallas.
Graze, Inc. in Plano: Robotics and animation company Graze, Inc. relocated its U.S. headquarters and R&D center from California to Plano. The move "positions Graze at the epicenter of technological innovation, fostering collaboration and growth within the vibrant North Texas business ecosystem."
Standard Meat Company in Fort Worth: Standard Meat Company announced the construction of their fifth protein processing plant in North Texas, which will be a 166,000-square-foot plant in Fort Worth.
Assa Abloy in Plano: Assa Abloy, a Swedish firm specializing in advanced security technology, will relocate its North American headquarters to Plano.
Drake Plastics in Cypress: Drake Plastics held the groundbreaking of its new $26 million, 140,000-square-foot campus in Cypress, which will serve as the company's headquarters.
Waaree Energies in Brookshire: Indian solar product maker Waaree Energies Ltd intends to build a 3-gigawat PV module factory in Texas with an investment expected to be up to $1 billion over the next four years.
Cedar Park: Four global companies have announced expansions into the Cedar Park area, including PD Labs' headquarters office, Compedia's new facility, Plug and Play's new satellite location and Hanyang ENG USA Inc.'s new facility, which will bring a combined total of 298 new jobs and $5.3 million in capital investment.
Nike in Texas: Nike has announced plans to expand its operations with the construction of a state-of-the-art manufacturing facility in Texas. The state’s favorable business environment, skilled workforce, and strategic geographical position were key considerations for the company.
SpaceX in Boca Chica: SpaceX is expanding its facilities in Boca Chica with plans to ramp up launch cadence and will soon build a rocket manufacturing factory called Starfactory.
Hydroflo Pumps USA in Lubbock: Hydroflo Pumps USA, a manufacturer of vertical and submersible turbine pumps, will expand in Lubbock with 38 new jobs and more than $1.8 million in capital investment.
Petrosmith in Abilene: Petrosmith, an oil and gas production equipment manufacturer, will expand its operations in Abilene with a $25 million capital investment and the creation of 250 skilled jobs.
Calpine Corporation in Freestone County: An expansion at Calpine Corporation's Freestone County Energy Center is expected to bring 300 new jobs and also add 425 megawatts of new, dispatchable power generation to the Texas electrical grid.
Acquire BPO in Irving: Acquire BPO, an Australia-based global outsourcer, opened its U.S. headquarters in Irving with expectations to make at least 130 new hires.
Accelerated Solutions Group in Tomball: Accelerated Solutions Group unveiled its new facility in Tomball, which is expected to create 50 new jobs for the community.
Sika AG in Sealy: Sika AG announced plans to invest in its polymer production at its site in Sealy, marking the company's second polymer investment in Texas in five years.
Plug and Play in Frisco: Plug and Play will open an office in Frisco, bringing a series of startup business accelerator programs to the area's innovation ecosystem.
Vikmar Foods in Austin: Canada-based Vikmar Foods announced a new cutting-edge storage and distribution warehouse in Austin.
Spruce Power in Houston: Spruce Power Holding Corporation, an owner and operator of distributed solar energy assets across the U.S., announced an expansion of its operating headquarters in Houston.
Linnify in Austin: Linnify, a company in information technology, announced its expansion into the U.S with a second headquarters in Austin.
Siemens in Fort Worth: Siemens announced a new high-tech manufacturing facility in Fort Worth, expected to create $150 million in capital investment and 700 new jobs.
John Cockerill Hydrogen in Baytown: John Cockerill Hydrogen announced a U.S. expansion with the launch of gigafactory in Baytown, which is expected to create 200 new jobs and produce 1 gigawatt each year of electrolyzers.
DrinkPAK in Fort Worth: DrinkPAK, a manufacturer of premium alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages, will establish two new locations in Fort Worth, bringing 1,000 new jobs and $452 million in capital investment.
Paycom in Grapevine: Paycom will expand its operations in Grapevine. The $27 million project is expected to open in 2025.
H-E-B in San Antonio: H-E-B will expand its San Antonio milk operations with a capital investment of approximately $60 million.
Grupo Bafar in El Paso: Grupo Bafar, a Mexican food production company, will establish a new headquarters and cold storage warehouse in El Paso. The $21 million project is expected to create 120 jobs.
BP in Houston: BP is planning a $20 million renovation to five floors of its North American headquarters in Houston’s Energy Corridor.
Coast Southwest in Irving: Chemical distribution company Coast Southwest announced the official opening of its new corporate headquarters in Irving.
Hanyang Eng USA in Cedar Park: Engineering consultant Hanyang Eng USA will establish its national headquarters in Cedar Park, creating 50 full-time positions by 2025.
Enterprise Products Partners in Texas: Energy pipeline operator Enterprise Products Partners will expand its natural gas liquids (NGLs) operations, adding a pipeline from the Texas Permian Basin, adding new plants to process natural gas and converting an oil pipeline in Texas to NGLs.
DMD in Austin: Arizona-based DMD Systems Recovery opened a facility in Austin, expanding the reach of its reuse-first IT asset disposition business.
Infosys and Spirit AeroSystems in Richardson: Infosys and Spirit AeroSystems inaugurated their dedicated center for aerospace engineering excellence in Richardson to nurture local talent in aerospace and defense engineering.
SAVI Controls in Dallas: Designer and manufacturer of commercial AV control and automation solutions SAVI established a new headquarters and exploration hub in Dallas
JCB in San Antonio: JCB is expanding in Texas with a new manufacturing facility in San Antonio, expected to create more than $265 million in capital investment and more than 1,500 new jobs. The company was extended a Texas Enterprise Fund grant of more than $5.6 million, plus a Veteran Created Job Bonus.
YellaWood in Tyler: YellaWood will build a new processing facility in Tyler, bringing more than 100 new jobs and more than $40 million in capital investment.
Flagstone Foods in El Paso: Flagstone Foods' recent acquisition of a snack nuts brand will result in a $28.2 million expansion of its nuts processing factory and distribution facilities in El Paso.
Grupo Bafar in El Paso: Grupo Bafar, one of Mexico's leaders in the food industry, will relocate its North American Headquarters to El Paso, investing $22 million in capital expenditure and creating 120 new jobs while retaining 155 existing jobs.
Acutronic in Bastrop: Technology company Acutronic will create at least 50 new jobs at the company's future facility in Bastrop while building a 20,000-square-foot facility with a capital investment of at least $4 million.
Elin Energy in Waller County: Turkey-based Elin Energy will establish a new 225,000-sqaure-foot solar panel facility in Waller County, offering substantial job creation opportunities.
ZT Systems in Georgetown: ZT Systems announced a new cloud-computing manufacturing facility in Georgetown, expected to create up to 1,500 high-tech jobs.
Triangle Brick Co. in Clay County: Triangle Brick Co. is expanding its manufacturing facility in Clay County to be able to produce up to 200 million bricks a year.
A&A Texas Capital LP in Crockett: A&A Texas Capital LP established operations in Crockett and plans to create up to 39 new jobs.
Hiller Measurements in El Paso: Defense contractor Hiller Measurements will expand to the El Paso International Airport, adding high-skilled jobs to this critical industry for the community.
DataBank in Dallas: DataBank is expanding its DFW3 data center in Dallas, adding 22,000 square feet of space.
QuickFee in Plano: California financial tech firm QuickFee relocated its North American headquarters to Plano.
CyrusOne in Allen: CyrusOne plans for another data center expansion at its 90-acre campus in Allen, already one of the largest data center campuses in Texas.
Exxon Mobil in Baytown: Exxon Mobil started two new chemical production units at its Baytown refining and petrochemical complex. The $2 billion expansion is part of a long-term plan to deliver higher-value products from its U.S. Gulf Coast facilities.
BrightFarms in Lorena: New York-based BrightFarms will invest more than $120 million for a new hydroponic lettuce farm, with plans to hire hundreds of workers for its new greenhouse in Lorena.
Amogy in Houston: Amogy, a provider of ammonia power solutions, announced its expansion to Houston. The company's new manufacturing facility is expected to create $40 million in capital investment.
Anheuser-Busch in Houston: Anheuser-Busch announced a $22.5 million investment into its brewery in Houston to upgrade the facility’s internal systems and improve efficiency.