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.
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.
DataNovaX in Wichita Falls: Wylie-based build-to-suit data center provider DataNovaX announced a new $1 billion campus project in Wichita Falls.
Hithium in Mesquite: Hithium, a manufacturer of stationary energy storage products, announced plans for a new production facility in Mesquite expected to create $100 million in capital investment and more than 140 new jobs.
AbiMar Foods in Abilene: AbiMar Foods will expand its operations with a $4.6 million investment in upgrades at each of its three facilities in Abilene.
Vehicle Accessory Group in Mesquite: Vehicle Accessory Group celebrated its new corporate headquarters and manufacturing facility in Mesquite, expected to create $65 million in capital investment and more than 600 new jobs.
Acutronic in Austin and Bastrop: Acutronic Group announced a substantial expansion in Texas, including a plan to build a nearly 14-acre state-of-the-art aerospace manufacturing facility in Bastrop and establish Austin as the global headquarters for its Aerospace Components Division.
Aditya Birla Group in Beaumont: Aditya Birla Group announced a new $50 million manufacturing and R&D center in Beaumont to manufacture customized specialty products and epoxy solutions.
DataBank in Dallas: DataBank announced plans for a $256 million data center in Dallas.
Schneider Electric in Red Oak: Schneider Electric opened a new data center integration facility in Red Oak, which is expected to create more than 200 new jobs.
Paradigm Manufacturing in Hutto: Paradigm Manufacturing broke ground on a $10 million expansion to its Hutto operations, adding 60,000 square feet to its existing headquarters and creating 50-75 new jobs.
LS Mtron in Palestine: South Korea-based LS Mtron launched a new manufacturing facility in Palestine, which will produce the company's line of LS Tractors and injection molding machines.
Bionova Scientific in The Woodlands: Bionova Scientific, the U.S. subsidiary of Japan-based Asahi Kasei Medical, established a dedicated facility in The Woodlands for its business line providing services leveraging plasmid DNA.
Hyosung in Dallas-Fort Worth: South Korean conglomerate Hyosung opened a new distribution center near the Dallas-Fort Worth Airport.
Texell in Temple: Texell, a not-for-profit financial cooperative, plans to expand and grow its employee base at its headquarters in Temple.
Sourceability in Austin: Electronics distributor Sourceability relocated its U.S. headquarters from Florida to Austin.
Bloc Blinds in Fort Worth: Ireland-based Bloc Blinds, a manufacturer of custom window shades, opened a new factory in Fort Worth.
Chick-fil-A in Selma: Chick-fil-A Inc. opened a new 189,000-square-foot distribution center in Selma.
Corrosion Resistant Alloys in Brenham: Corrosion Resistant Alloys, a manufacturer of corrosion-resistant alloy tubulars, announced the completion of construction at its new state-of-the-art manufacturing facility in Brenham.
Utility Trailer Manufacturing Company in Eagle Pass: Utility Trailer Manufacturing Company, LLC announced the opening of its new assembly plant and warehouse in Eagle Pass.
SONDA in Dallas: SONDA, a Latin American information technology firm, has chosen Dallas as its new U.S. headquarters.
iRely in Dallas: iRely, a provider of back-office software solutions, announced a new headquarters in Dallas, relocating from Indiana.
Caterpillar in Texas: Caterpillar Inc. announced a $90 million investment to prepare its facilities in Schertz and Seguin to produce the all-new Cat C13D industrial engine. The investment will create 25 new jobs, starting in 2026.
Ericsson in Lewisville: Ericsson has announced an additional $50 million investment in its USA 5G Smart Factory in Lewisville, adding to the initial $100 million investment announced in 2020.
Samsung in Texas: Samsung has opened two new offices in Texas, including one in The Woodlands and one in Austin, adding to the company's continuing investments in our state.
H-E-B in Cibolo: H-E-B expanded in Texas with a new e-commerce fulfillment center in Cibolo, expected to employ 200.
LocalBounti in Mount Pleasant: LocalBounti opened its latest state-of-the-art controlled environment agriculture facility in Mount Pleasant, which is expected to create 50 new jobs.
Westlake Pipe & Fittings in Wichita Falls: Westlake Pipe & Fittings announced plans to build a new molecular-oriented polyvinyl chloride (PVCO) pipe plant at its manufacturing site in Wichita Falls.
Massimo Group in Garland: Massimo Group, a manufacturer and distributor of powersports vehicles and pontoon boats, announced an expansion of its manufacturing facility in Garland.
Empire Auto Parts in Dallas: Empire Auto Parts, a leading distributor of aftermarket automotive parts, announced the opening of its newest distribution facility in Dallas.
PowerHouse in Irving: PowerHouse Data Centers will expand into the Irving-Las Colinas area with a new data center campus which will deliver 200 megawatts once completed.
HASA Inc. in Rhome: California-based HASA Inc. opened its new package product manufacturing facility in the Wise County city of Rhome, its third facility in Texas.
Zallpy Digital in Frisco: Zallpy Digital, a provider of custom software development services, digital solutions, IT consulting and outsourcing, announced the launch of its first international office with a U.S. headquarters in Frisco.
NukuDo in San Antonio: NukuDo, a cybersecurity workforce development and staffing firm, announced the launch of its North American headquarters in San Antonio.
Crystal Window & Door Systems in Mansfield: Crystal Window & Door Systems, Ltd. is growing in Texas with a new advanced manufacturing facility and regional corporate headquarters in Mansfield. The project is expected to create more than 500 new jobs and $121 million in capital investment. A Texas Enterprise Fund grant of $3,150,000 was extended to the company, in addition to a $15,000 Veteran Created Job Bonus.
FreshRealm in Lancaster: FreshRealm will open a new $10.5 million facility in Lancaster, creating more than 112 new jobs. A Texas Enterprise Fund grant of $672,000 was extended to the company, in addition to a $15,000 Veteran Created Job Bonus.
Coca-Cola in Fort Worth and Houston: Coca-Cola Southwest Beverages plans to ramp up production and double its warehouse space in Fort Worth, representing a $168 million capital investment. The company also expanded in Houston, investing more than $250 million on a recently opened plant.
Rich Products in Brownsville: Rich Products will expand its manufacturing facility in Brownsville with a $117 million expansion in two phases and the creation of more than 130 full-time jobs.
NTT Data in Garland: NTT Data is planning a $42 million expansion of its data center hub in Garland.
Metal Finishing Solutions in Robinson: Metal Finishing Solutions announced Robinson as the location for its next facility, which is expected to create $20 million in capital investment and 80 new jobs.
Exfluor in Round Rock: Exfluor, a chemical research and manufacturing company, broke ground on a 33,000-square-foot expansion to its headquarters in Round Rock.
Rodgers Wade in Paris: Rodgers Wade, a fixture manufacturer based in Paris, Texas, announced the creation of 40 new jobs.
Orion in La Porte: Orion S.A. broke ground on a new plant in La Porte that is planned to be the only facility in the U.S. producing acetylene-based conductive additives for lithium-ion batteries and other applications
SAF-HOLLAND in Rowlett: SAF-HOLLAND, a global manufacturer of heavy-duty commercial vehicle components, announced plans to build a new manufacturing facility in Rowlett.
NanoTech Materials in Houston: NanoTech Materials opened a new Houston facility to increase production of their climate-resilient materials.
GreenTek Solutions in Stafford: GreenTek Solutions, a recycler of IT assets, will start up a second processing center near its headquarters in Stafford.
Future Technologies in Midland: Future Technologies Venture, LLC announced it is set to open a new office in Midland by May 2024.
VAR in Arlington: German-based sports technology company VAR established its headquarters in Arlington.
Everon in Irving: Everon announced a new innovation and operations center in Irving to serve as a hub of learning, innovation and industry-leading collaboration for the company.
Amazon in San Angelo: Amazon announced plans to expand its investment in Texas by opening a new last-mile facility in San Angelo.
GAF Energy in Georgetown: GAF Energy celebrated it's new 450,000-square-foot solar manufacturing facility in Georgetown.
Westa Foods in Brownsville: Westa Foods celebrated a groundbreaking ceremony for its new $25 million state-of-the-art flour mill at the Port of Brownsville.
Ryder in El Paso: Ryder System Inc. announced the opening of a new logistics facility in El Paso, designed to support growth in nearshoring activity.
Kane Robotics in Austin: Kane Robotics, a designer of robotic arms for sanding, grinding and other jobs, relocated its headquarters to Austin from California.
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.