Indiana Economic Development Corporation

Cement, concrete and building materials company Lehigh Hanson Inc. will expand its operations in Mitchell, IN, creating up to 52 new jobs in southern Indiana by 2022.

Rockwell Automation will move operations from Illinois and Tennessee, creating 231 jobs in Boone County, IN.

The regional airline will establish a U.S.-based flight training academy in Indianapolis that will train hundreds of aviation professionals each year, and plans to create more than 600 jobs in Indiana by 2028.

The California-based electric vehicle company will establish manufacturing operations at the former AM General facility in Mishawaka, IN.

Collaborative robots (a.k.a. cobots), designed to work alongside human workers, are the next big thing in advanced manufacturing. More than 150,000 cobots will be in use by 2020, a number expected to exceed 700,000 by 2025.

Infosys will revitalize an old airport site on Indianapolis' southwest side, establishing a robust innovation, technology and training campus and creating an additional 1,000 jobs.

The Ohio-based company plans to invest $2.4 million and create 600+ new jobs in Jeffersonville, IN.

Transparency has topped the Foodprocessing.com list of suggestions that leading food processors need to embrace to remain competitive in a more sophisticated market.

The automotive insurer will invest more than $16 million to expand and enhance its facility in Carmel, IN, with help from state tax credits and training grants.

The Japan-owned manufacturer of automotive and heavy equipment parts will expand its Crothersville, IN operations, creating nearly 50 jobs.

Blue Marble Cocktails and Spirits is investing more than $9 million to relocate its Oregon-based headquarters and manufacturing operations to Indianapolis, IN.

The company will invest more than $140 million in its Lafayette, IN plant to support production of its new three-row SUV, the Subaru Ascent.

The company, which has facilities in Kosciusko and Noble counties, will invest nearly $5 million in North Manchester, IN and create up to 60 new jobs by 2022.

The Fortune 100 company is expanding its operations in Carmel, IN with help from state tax credits and training grants. 

Businesses have committed to creating nearly 29,000 jobs across the state in 2017 so far, a record breaking year for economic development. 

Forest River will invest $2.9 million to expand in Butler, IN, creating up to 125 new jobs by 2019.

Ludo Fact will invest $13 million to expand its operations in Lafayette, IN, creating up to 75 new jobs by 2021.

The global technology firm will add a new third-party distribution center and up to 500 new jobs in Jeffersonville, IN.

The wire and cable manufacturer will invest more than $51 million to expand its northeast Indiana operations.

The Toyota-owned company will create up to 87 new jobs in Westfield, IN, with help from state tax credits and training grants.