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. 

IntelliEPI in Allen: IntelliEPI will build a new 30,000-square-foot wafer production facility in Allen, which is expected to create more than $41 million in capital investment and nearly triple the company’s annual wafer production. A Texas Semiconductor Innovation Fund grant of $4,120,000 was extended to the company.

US Foods in Buda: US Foods, Inc. will expand their existing food distribution and warehousing facility in Buda, creating 165 new jobs and more than $120 million in capital investment. A Texas Enterprise Fund grant of $1,072,500 was extended to the company.

Electrolit in Waco: Electrolit announced plans to construct a $400 million state-of-the-art manufacturing facility and its first U.S. production location in Waco.

Amazon in Cleburne: Amazon's new $200 million operations facility in Cleburne is expected to create almost 1,000 new jobs.

STULZ USA in Denton: The company’s third U.S. manufacturing facility in Denton will create more than 200 new jobs and bolster our state’s manufacturing sector.

VanTran Transformers in Waco: VanTran Transformers announced plans to create 700 jobs and expand its Waco manufacturing facility by 430,000 square feet.

Chewters Chocolates in Rockwall: Chewters Chocolates announced plans to begin construction on a $20.5 million plant in Rockwall, starting in January 2025.

Provalus in Crockett: Provalus, an IT outsourcing company, will create more than 100 new jobs in Crockett.

Speedy Freight in Irving: U.K.-based Speedy Freight will open a new $1.5 million U.S. headquarters and training center in Irving.

Ward and Burke Tunneling in Georgetown: Ireland-based Ward and Burke Tunneling Inc. will build a 180,000-suare-foot manufacturing facility in Georgetown, expected to employ 50 people.

FST Logistics in Fort Worth: Third-party logistics provider FST Logistics opened a new nearly 400,000-square-foot warehouse in Fort Worth.

Guidehouse in San Antonio: Guidehouse, a global consulting firm, is expanding its footprint to San Antonio with plans to create 1,000 new jobs over the next five years.

Continuum Powders in Houston: Continuum Powders, a leader in high-performance, sustainable metal powders for advanced manufacturing, announced the grand opening of its new global headquarters and environmentally friendly manufacturing facility in Houston.

Diversified in Plano: Diversified, a global tech company specializing in audiovisual and media services, moved its headquarters from New Jersey to Plano.

Resources Connection Inc. in Dallas: Resources Connection Inc. will move its headquarters to Dallas from California.

Nasdaq in Irving: Nasdaq announced it would place one of its three new regional listings divisions in Irving, operating out of its existing office there. 

Hithium Tech USA Inc. in Mesquite: Hithium Tech USA Inc. announced a new battery module and system assembly facility in Mesquite. The company, which specializes in stationary energy storage products, will invest $100 million and create 141 new jobs. 

Grainger in Houston: Grainger broke ground on its 1.2 million-square-foot Texas Distribution Center in Houston, which is expected to open in 2026 and employ 400 team members. 

Compass Datacenters in Red Oak: Compass Datacenters will undertake a $300 million expansion of its campus in Red Oak. 

Embraer in Fort Worth: Embraer announced an expansion of its maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) services network with a new $70 million service center in Fort Worth, creating 250 new jobs. 

Polyglass in Waco: Polyglass U.S.A. Inc. announced the completion of a major expansion at its Waco manufacturing facility with the creation of $31 million in capital investment and 10 new jobs. 

ABBYY in Austin: ABBYY, an intelligent automation solutions company, relocated its global headquarters from California to Austin. 

Castle Biosciences in Friendswood: Castle Biosciences hosted a groundbreaking ceremony at the site of its new corporate headquarters in Friendswood. 

Universal Lithium Battery Supply in Brookshire: Universal Lithium Battery Supply announced the grand opening of its headquarters in Brookshire. 

Crypto.com in Tyler: Crypto.com, a Singapore-based cryptocurrency wallet and trading website, established a North American Headquarters in Tyler. 

GoVerden in Plano: GoVerden, a Mexico-based avocado supplier and maker of premium guacamole, has opened a new U.S. headquarters in Plano. 

Conner Industries in Dallas: Conner Industries, Inc., a provider of lumber, industrial wood crates and pallets and integrated protective packaging solutions, announced the expansion of its Guardian Packaging facility located in Dallas. 

Simplilearn in Plano: Simplilearn, a provider of training for digital skills, announced the relocation of its headquarters from California to Plano. 

Momentum in Carrollton: Momentum Technologies, a leader in processing and recovering high-purity critical metals and minerals, celebrated the grand opening of its new headquarters with state-of-the-art demonstration unit and R&D laboratory in Carrollton. 

Starlink in Bastrop: Starlink, a satellite company that's part of SpaceX, is planning an $8 million expansion that will more than double its footprint in Bastrop County. 

Continental Tire in Fort Worth: Continental Tire announced plans for a $69 million warehouse and distribution operation in Fort Worth. 

Hiland Dairy Foods in Tyler: Hiland Dairy Foods is expanding their dairy product manufacturing plant in Tyler, creating $100 million in capital investment and adding new jobs. 

Liberty Trailers in Sulphur Springs: Liberty Trailers announced plans for a $10 million manufacturing facility in Sulphur Springs. 

BillionToOne in Austin: BillionToOne, a molecular diagnostics company, announced an expansion in Austin with plans to employ nearly 1,000 people in a new 220,000-square-foot facility by 2026. 

Farsound Aviation in San Antonio: Farsound Aviation announced the opening of a new facility in San Antonio, including warehouse space and office space. 

Scotland Trucking in Austin and Abilene: Scotland Trucking LLC announced a major expansion of its operations in Texas with a new, larger headquarters in Austin as well as a new location in Abilene. 

DataBank in Dallas: DataBank announced a new 480-megawatt data center campus in Dallas, expected to create $265 million in capital investment. 

Maersk in El Paso: Maersk opened a new 402,000-square-foot warehouse facility in El Paso. 

Wonik Materials in Manor: Samsung supplier Wonik Materials will build a new $46 million facility in Manor to produce specialty gasses and chemicals for the semiconductor industry. 

Soulbrain in Taylor: South Korean company Soulbrain will invest $175 million in a new plant in Taylor to make phosphoric acid for the semiconductor industry, suppling Samsung's nearby facility. The project is expected to create 50 new jobs. 

Molinos USA and Easy Foods in Sherman: Molinos USA will build a new corn mill, tortilla and tortilla chip manufacturing facility in Sherman, creating $25 million in capital investment. This is coupled with a new $50 million food manufacturing plan in Sherman from Easy Foods, a customer of Molinos USA. 

Spectrum in Pharr: Spectrum opened a new 48,000-square-foot call center in Pharr, creating 400 new jobs. 

Venture Solutions in Laredo: Venture Solutions, a provider of customized logistics networks and supply chain optimization, completed the construction of its new warehouse in Laredo. 

Microsoft in Medina County: Microsoft invested nearly $500 million in an expansion to its data center in Medina County. 

Koya Medical in Dallas: Koya Medical Inc., a medical device company, will relocate its headquarters to Dallas from California and create 220 new jobs. 

EFC Gases & Advanced Materials in McGregor: EFC Gases & Advanced Materials announced plans for new cutting-edge manufacturing facility in McGregor, expanding the semiconductor supply chain in Texas. The new facility is expected to create 120 new jobs. 

Xerses in Rockwall: Xerxes, an engineered technologies and infrastructure solutions company, will build a new state-of-the-art manufacturing facility in Rockwall. 

Greenway Construction in Pharr: Greenway Construction announced plans for a new 50,000-square-foot cold storage facility in Pharr. 

Google in Texas: Google announce it will invest more than $1 billion this year to support its cloud and data center infrastructure in Midlothian and Red Oak. 

Verily in Dallas: Verily, an Alphabet company, will move its headquarters from California to Dallas, where it will double its employee headcount. 

Dick's Sporting Goods in Fort Worth: Dick's Sporting Goods announced plans to build a new regional distribution center in Fort Worth, which will create 300 new jobs over the next decade. 

VICTOR in Mount Pleasant: VICTOR Super Premium Pet Foods is expanding its Mount Pleasant production facility, investing more than $5 million over the last year. 

Vertical Cold Storage in Burleson: Vertical Cold Storage announced the grand opening of its new distribution center in Burleson. 

TMEIC in Brookshire: TMEIC will relocate its headquarters from Virginia to Houston and establish a photovoltaic manufacturing facility in Brookshire. 

PBR in Fort Worth: Professional Bull Riders (PBR) announced the relocation of its headquarters from Colorado to Fort Worth. 

SeAH in Temple: South Korean firm SeAH announced plans to build a $110 million manufacturing facility in Temple, expected to create 100 new jobs. The company was extended a Texas Enterprise Fund grant of $910,000. 

Toyota in San Antonio: Toyota in expanding its footprint in San Antonio with a $531 million investment, bringing more than 400 new jobs. This investment reinforces the plant’s flexibility with advanced manufacturing technologies. 

JSW Steel in Baytown: JSW Steel announced an expansion of its operations in Baytown, creating $110 million in capital investment. The new facility will manufacture high grade plates for offshore wind segments.